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Table 2-2: Passenger Car and Light Truck Occupants Killed and Restraint Use: 2008

Tuesday, January 3, 2012

Table 2-2: Passenger Car and Light Truck Occupants Killed and Restraint Use: 2008

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 State Restraint used No restraint used Restraint use unknown Total occupants killed
Fatalities Percent Fatalities Percent Fatalities Percent
Alabama 271 36.1 452 60.2 28 3.7 751
Alaska 19 44.2 21 48.8 3 7.0 43
Arizona 196 33.6 320 54.9 67 11.5 583
Arkansas 142 31.9 265 59.6 38 8.5 445
California 1,170 57.8 702 34.7 151 7.5 2,023
Colorado 186 49.2 173 45.8 19 5.0 378
Connecticut 68 41.7 70 42.9 25 15.3 163
Delaware 40 51.3 29 37.2 9 11.5 78
District of Columbia 5 35.7 5 35.7 4 28.6 14
Florida 684 39.6 1,001 58.0 42 2.4 1,727
Georgia 406 37.3 578 53.1 104 9.6 1,088
Hawaii 25 43.9 27 47.4 5 8.8 57
Idaho 63 36.8 103 60.2 5 2.9 171
Illinois 323 44.7 339 47.0 60 8.3 722
Indiana 264 45.0 264 45.0 59 10.1 587
Iowa 127 40.6 144 46.0 42 13.4 313
Kansas 96 31.8 185 61.3 21 7.0 302
Kentucky 214 35.9 381 63.9 1 0.2 596
Louisiana 212 31.7 396 59.2 61 9.1 669
Maine 51 47.2 45 41.7 12 11.1 108
Maryland 202 55.3 142 38.9 21 5.8 365
Massachusetts 68 30.0 120 52.9 39 17.2 227
Michigan 344 51.4 241 36.0 84 12.6 669
Minnesota 151 48.4 125 40.1 36 11.5 312
Mississippi 220 33.7 432 66.3 0 0.0 652
Missouri 215 28.8 485 64.9 47 6.3 747
Montana 46 27.5 117 70.1 4 2.4 167
Nebraska 69 39.4 91 52.0 15 8.6 175
Nevada 96 49.0 91 46.4 9 4.6 196
New Hampshire 25 25.8 72 74.2 0 0.0 97
New Jersey 160 48.2 165 49.7 7 2.1 332
New Mexico 119 47.6 128 51.2 3 1.2 250
New York 344 50.6 232 34.1 104 15.3 680
North Carolina 497 48.1 478 46.3 58 5.6 1,033
North Dakota 17 23.0 54 73.0 3 4.1 74
Ohio 332 40.7 443 54.3 41 5.0 816
Oklahoma 197 34.6 338 59.4 34 6.0 569
Oregon 167 57.6 91 31.4 32 11.0 290
Pennsylvania 337 33.2 554 54.5 125 12.3 1,016
Rhode Island 11 25.0 29 65.9 4 9.1 44
South Carolina 215 32.7 411 62.5 32 4.9 658
South Dakota 28 30.4 59 64.1 5 5.4 92
Tennessee 262 33.8 457 58.9 57 7.3 776
Texas 1,117 49.7 951 42.3 180 8.0 2,248
Utah 96 53.6 70 39.1 13 7.3 179
Vermont 31 49.2 27 42.9 5 7.9 63
Virginia 223 36.1 374 60.6 20 3.2 617
Washington 198 56.4 126 35.9 27 7.7 351
West Virginia 98 33.2 157 53.2 40 13.6 295
Wisconsin 161 38.1 222 52.5 40 9.5 423
Wyoming 34 28.3 83 69.2 3 2.5 120
United States, total 10,642 42.0 12,865 50.7 1,844 7.3 25,351

NOTES: Fatalities in this table include passenger car and light truck occupants only. Occupants of other vehicle types - heavy trucks, motorcycles, and buses - are excluded, as are other types of highway-related fatalities such as pedestrian fatalities. Hence, the fatalities represented here are lower than those in table 2-1.

Percentages may not add to totals due to rounding.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Traffic Safety Facts 2008 Final Edition (Washington, DC: 2009), table 114, available at http://www-nrd.nhtsa.dot.gov/Cats/index.aspx as of Apr. 13, 2010.