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Transit Fatalities by Category: 2019–2023

Figure

This cluster bar graph illustrates transit fatalities by category and year. The x-axis shows the following categories: suicide, other, other vehicle occupant, pedestrian, people waiting or leaving, passenger, employee, bicyclist. Each category shows data for the years 2019 through 2023. The y-axis represents fatalities and ranges from 0 through 90. Bicyclist and employee by far represent the fewest fatalities over time, with all years except 1 falling between 5 and 10 fatalities for these categories. The ex

Dataset Excel:

T5-6 All Reported Hazmat Liquid and Gas Incidents_0.xlsx (30.18 KB)

Notes:

“Pedestrian” includes in crossings, not in crossings, and walking along track. “Other” includes those killed outside of a vehicle that do not fit in any other category. “Other vehicle occupant” includes the number of occupants of other vehicles killed.

Description:

This table is from the 2024 Transportation Statistics Annual Report.

Source:

U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Transit Administration, National Transit Database, available at https://www.transit.dot.gov/ntd as of July 2024.

Previous Editions:
Transit Fatalities by Category 2019-2022
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