2009 Oregon Traffic Crash Summary Book · Legally reportable motor vehicle traffic crashes are those involving death, bodi ly injury, or damag e to personal property in excess of

T R A N S P O R T A T I O N D E V E L O P M E N T D I V I S I O N

Published by the Transportation Data Section

Crash Analysis and Reporting Unit

September 2010

O R E G O N D E P A R T M E N T O F T R A N S P O R T A T I O N

2009

OREGON TRAFFIC CRASH

SUMMARY

2009 OREGON TRAFFIC CRASH SUMMARY

Oregon Department of Transportation Transportation Development Division

Crash Analysis and Reporting Unit 555 13th Street NE, Suite 2 Salem, OR 97301-4178

Robin Ness Manager

September 2010

The Crash Analysis and Reporting Unit compiles data and publishes statistics for reported motor vehicle traffic crashes per ORS 802.050(2) and 802.220(6). The data su pports various local, county and state traffic safety prog rams, e ngineering an d plan ning p rojects, le gislative con cepts, an d la w e nforcement services. Legally re portable motor vehicl e traffic cra shes a re those involving death, bodi ly injury, or damag e t o personal property in excess of $500 (for crashes that occurred prior to 9/01/1997) or $1,000 (for crashes that occu rred betwe en 9/0 1/1997 and 12/31/2003). As of 01/0 1/2004, d rivers a re requi red to file an Accident and Insurance Report Form with DMV withi n 72 h ours when damage to the drive r's vehicle is over $1,500; damage to any vehicle is over $1,500 and any vehicle is towed from the scene as a result of damage from the accident; if injury or death re sulted from the accident; or if damage to any one pe rson’s property othe r than a vehi cle involv ed i n the accide nt is over $1 ,500. For m ore info rmation on filing requirements, please contact DMV. The Cra sh A nalysis and Reporting Unit is commit ted to provid ing the high est quality crash d ata to customers. However, because submittal of crash report forms is the responsibility of the individual driver, the Crash Analysis and Reporting Unit cannot guarantee that all q ualifying crashes a re represented; nor can assurances be made that all details pertaining to a single crash are accurate. Database expansion and refinement implemented in 2002 may result in slight differences between data reported in this publication and similar information reported in prior years.

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T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S

I. FIVE-YEAR CRASH TABLES Page

Statewide Crashes, Injuries and Deaths by Month, 2005 - 2009................................3 Statewide Crashes, Injuries and Deaths by Selected Crash Type, 2005 - 2009 ........4 City of Portland Crashes, Injuries and Deaths by Month, 2005 - 2009 .......................5

II. DRIVER ERROR TABLES

All Drivers ...................................................................................................................9 Drivers in Fatal Crashes ...........................................................................................10 All Drivers in Motorcycle Crashes.............................................................................11 Drivers in Fatal Motorcycle Crashes.........................................................................12 All Drivers in Motorhome Crashes ............................................................................13 Drivers in Fatal Motorhome Crashes ........................................................................14 All Drivers in Pedalcycle Crashes.............................................................................15 Drivers in Fatal Pedalcycle Crashes.........................................................................16 All Drivers in Pedestrian Crashes .............................................................................17 Drivers in Fatal Pedestrian Crashes .........................................................................18 All Drivers in State Highway Crashes .......................................................................19 Drivers in Fatal State Highway Crashes ...................................................................20 All Drivers in Truck Crashes .....................................................................................21 Drivers in Fatal Truck Crashes .................................................................................22

III. CRASH SUMMARIES

A. Statewide Crash Summaries

State of Oregon Crashes..................................................................................25 Crashes in Rural Areas. ...................................................................................27 Crashes in Cities and Urban Areas. .................................................................29 Crashes in All Cities except Portland................................................................31 Crashes in Portland. .........................................................................................33

B. Fatal Crash Summaries

State of Oregon Fatal Crashes.........................................................................37 Fatal Crashes in Oregon Rural Areas...............................................................39 Fatal Crashes in Cities and Urban Areas. ........................................................41 Fatal Crashes in All Cities except Portland.......................................................43 Fatal Crashes in Portland .................................................................................45 C. Motorcycle Crash Summaries

State of Oregon Motorcycle Crashes................................................................49 Motorcycle Crashes in Oregon Rural Areas. ....................................................51 Motorcycle Crashes in Cities and Urban Areas. ...............................................53

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T A B L E OF C O N T E N T S

Motorcycle Crashes in Cities. ...........................................................................55 Motorcycle Crashes in Portland........................................................................57 D. Motor Home Crash Summaries

State of Oregon Motorhome Crashes...............................................................61 Motor Home Crashes in Oregon Rural Areas. ..................................................63 Motor Home Crashes in Cities and Urban Areas..............................................65 Motor Home Crashes in All Cities except Portland. ..........................................67 Motor Home Crashes in Portland .....................................................................69

E. Pedalcycle Crash Summaries

State of Oregon Pedalcycle Crashes................................................................73 Pedalcycle Crashes in Oregon Rural Areas. ....................................................75 Pedalcycle Crashes in Cities and Urban Areas. ...............................................77 Pedalcycle Crashes in All Cities except Portland. ............................................79 Pedalcycle Crashes in Portland........................................................................81

F. Pedestrian Crash Summaries

State of Oregon Pedestrian Crashes................................................................85 Pedestrian Crashes in Oregon Rural Areas. ....................................................87 Pedestrian Crashes in Cities and Urban Areas ................................................89 Pedestrian Crashes in All Cities except Portland..............................................91 Pedestrian Crashes in Portland........................................................................93

G. State Highway Crash Summaries

State of Oregon Highway Crashes ...................................................................97 State Highway Crashes in Oregon Rural Areas. ..............................................99 State Highway Crashes in Cities and Urban Areas ........................................101 State Highway Crashes in All Cities except Portland......................................103 State Highway Crashes in Portland ................................................................105

H. Truck Crash Summaries

State of Oregon Truck Crashes......................................................................109 Truck Crashes in Oregon Rural Areas............................................................111 Truck Crashes in Cities and Urban Areas ......................................................113 Truck Crashes in All Cities except Portland....................................................115 Truck Crashes in Portland ..............................................................................117

IV. Crash Summaries for Oregon Cities with Population 10,000 or more

Albany ....................................................................................................................121 Ashland ..................................................................................................................123 Astoria ....................................................................................................................125

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Baker City ...............................................................................................................127 Beaverton ...............................................................................................................129 Bend .......................................................................................................................131 Canby .....................................................................................................................133 Central Point...........................................................................................................135 Coos Bay................................................................................................................137 Cornelius ................................................................................................................139 Corvallis..................................................................................................................141 Dallas .....................................................................................................................143 Eugene ...................................................................................................................145 Forest Grove...........................................................................................................147 Gladstone ...............................................................................................................149 Grants Pass............................................................................................................151 Gresham.................................................................................................................153 Happy Valley ..........................................................................................................155 Hermiston ...............................................................................................................157 Hillsboro .................................................................................................................159 Keizer .....................................................................................................................161 Klamath Falls..........................................................................................................163 La Grande ..............................................................................................................165 Lake Oswego..........................................................................................................167 Lebanon .................................................................................................................169 McMinnville.............................................................................................................171 Medford ..................................................................................................................173 Milwaukie................................................................................................................175 Newberg .................................................................................................................177 Newport ..................................................................................................................179 Ontario....................................................................................................................181 Oregon City ............................................................................................................183 Pendleton ...............................................................................................................185 Portland ..................................................................................................................187 Prineville .................................................................................................................189 Redmond................................................................................................................191 Roseburg................................................................................................................193 Salem .....................................................................................................................195 Sherwood ...............................................................................................................197 Springfield ..............................................................................................................199 St. Helens...............................................................................................................201 The Dalles ..............................................................................................................203 Tigard .....................................................................................................................205 Troutdale ................................................................................................................207 Tualatin...................................................................................................................209 West Linn ...............................................................................................................211

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Wilsonville ..............................................................................................................213 Woodburn...............................................................................................................215

V. Crash Summaries for Oregon Counties

Oregon Traffic Crashes, Deaths and Injuries, by County .......................................219 Baker ......................................................................................................................221 Benton ....................................................................................................................223 Clackamas..............................................................................................................225 Clatsop ...................................................................................................................227 Columbia ................................................................................................................229 Coos .......................................................................................................................231 Crook......................................................................................................................233 Curry.......................................................................................................................235 Deschutes ..............................................................................................................237 Douglas ..................................................................................................................239 Gilliam ....................................................................................................................241 Grant ......................................................................................................................243 Harney....................................................................................................................245 Hood River..............................................................................................................247 Jackson ..................................................................................................................249 Jefferson.................................................................................................................251 Josephine ...............................................................................................................253 Klamath ..................................................................................................................255 Lake........................................................................................................................257 Lane .......................................................................................................................259 Lincoln ....................................................................................................................261 Linn.........................................................................................................................263 Malheur ..................................................................................................................265 Marion ....................................................................................................................267 Morrow ...................................................................................................................269 Multnomah..............................................................................................................271 Polk ........................................................................................................................273 Sherman.................................................................................................................275 Tillamook ................................................................................................................277 Umatilla ..................................................................................................................279 Union ......................................................................................................................281 Wallowa..................................................................................................................283 Wasco ....................................................................................................................285 Washington.............................................................................................................287 Wheeler ..................................................................................................................288 Yamhill....................................................................................................................291

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STATEWIDE CRASHES BY MONTH AND YEAR COMPARATIVE SUMMARY OF OREGON TRAFFIC CRASHES, PERSONAL INJURIES AND DEATHS

2005 TO 2009

CRASHES* INJURIES* DEATHS*

MONTH 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

JANUARY 3,703 4,149 4,280 3,879 3,605 2,227 2,538 2,455 2,193 2,463 45 39 35 34 33

FEBRUARY 3,137 3,157 3,316 2,927 2,790 1,924 2,068 2,035 1,739 1,868 40 30 35 23 16

MARCH 3,472 3,544 3,445 3,307 2,967 2,262 2,277 2,243 2,046 2,006 25 34 31 29 22

APRIL 3,190 3,478 3,462 3,354 3,184 2,046 2,388 2,398 2,019 2,198 30 24 37 28 32

MAY 3,409 3,643 3,646 3,290 3,610 2,194 2,546 2,384 2,152 2,612 41 49 37 34 35

JUNE 3,700 3,358 3,514 3,336 3,288 2,526 2,250 2,292 2,228 2,261 34 42 42 33 25

JULY 3,573 3,766 3,655 3,428 3,500 2,365 2,699 2,454 2,434 2,601 42 45 43 34 39

AUGUST 3,990 3,834 3,610 3,534 3,450 2,914 2,618 2,459 2,563 2,469 51 43 34 59 43

SEPTEMBER 3,828 3,710 3,359 3,359 3,481 2,648 2,517 2,082 2,348 2,382 48 39 43 31 38

OCTOBER 4,085 3,861 3,823 3,667 3,585 2,673 2,430 2,269 2,434 2,335 46 40 38 48 28

NOVEMBER 4,409 4,454 3,999 3,514 3,561 2,621 2,705 2,426 2,350 2,323 45 45 42 30 27

DECEMBER 4,385 4,265 4,234 4,221 4,250 2,623 2,674 2,509 2,300 2,635 40 48 38 33 39

TOTALS 44,881 45,219 44,343 41,816 41,271 29,023 29,710 28,006 26,806 28,153 487 478 455 416 377 * Data for prior years may be revised from previously published figures, due to information received subsequent to publishing deadlines.

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STATEWIDE CRASHES BY TYPE

COMPARATIVE SUMMARY OF TRAFFIC CRASHES, PERSONAL INJURIES AND DEATHS BY SELECTED CRASH TYPE

2005 TO 2009

This table lists major crash categories, total crashes for each category, and total injuries and deaths for all persons involved regardless of Participant Type. For example, in 2009, there were 842 crashes involving motorcycles, in which 875 persons were injured and 53 killed. Not all casualties in those crashes were motorcyclists.

CRASHES* INJURIES* DEATHS* CRASH TYPE 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 FATAL 443 418 411 369 331 428 345 320 301 345 487 478 455 416 377

MOTORCYCLE 656 741 746 872 842 637 748 726 833 875 49 45 51 49 53

PEDALCYCLE 802 751 666 785 802 793 751 643 778 781 11 14 15 11 8

PEDESTRIAN 638 677 587 610 662 665 698 590 616 680 50 49 50 53 38

STATE HIGHWAY 19,303 19,219 19,043 17,748 17,710 13,559 13,674 13,013 12,203 12,978 275 274 234 227 211

TRUCK 1,891 2,095 1,980 1,832 1,639 1,078 1,074 961 924 846 71 66 51 38 30

SUMMARY OF PERSONAL INJURIES AND DEATHS BY SELECTED PARTICIPANT TYPE 2005 TO 2009

This table lists Participant Types corresponding to several major crash categories listed above, and the total injuries and deaths for those Participant Types. For example, of the 875 participants injured in Motorcycle crashes during 2009 (above), 789 were motorcyclists. Of the 53 deaths in motorcycle crashes, 51 were motorcyclists.

INJURIES* DEATHS* PARTICIPANT TYPE 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

MOTORCYCLISTS 599 685 662 780 789 48 44 52 48 51PEDALCYCLISTS 779 730 626 757 762 11 14 15 10 8PEDESTRIANS 625 659 560 616 636 49 48 50 52 38

* Data for prior years may be revised from previously published figures, due to information received subsequent to publishing deadlines.

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CITY OF PORTLAND CRASHES BY MONTH AND YEAR

COMPARATIVE SUMMARY OF TRAFFIC CRASHES, PERSONAL INJURIES AND DEATHS 2005 TO 2009

CRASHES* INJURIES* DEATHS*

MONTH 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

JANUARY 760 887 818 735 750 385 488 407 356 483 2 5 2 1 1

FEBRUARY 692 688 741 682 596 335 417 373 328 380 6 1 3 0 1

MARCH 756 760 825 719 688 465 479 432 356 458 2 3 1 1 3

APRIL 736 783 819 854 763 423 434 482 448 484 2 0 2 2 5

MAY 693 861 858 771 837 362 525 497 408 554 4 5 8 3 4

JUNE 815 777 777 764 724 478 467 395 427 476 2 2 1 1 3

JULY 741 815 765 746 746 423 498 378 479 487 3 3 4 1 4

AUGUST 916 846 796 770 783 541 520 431 476 486 6 3 1 2 2

SEPTEMBER 815 773 715 755 750 462 505 392 563 471 2 1 2 1 1

OCTOBER 944 851 902 864 817 511 463 436 575 488 3 1 3 3 2

NOVEMBER 893 1,026 916 829 747 428 522 447 527 446 1 2 1 1 2

DECEMBER 900 857 872 717 832 451 522 465 384 548 1 2 6 3 2

TOTALS 9,661 9,924 9,804 9,206 9,033 5,264 5,840 5,135 5,327 5,761 34 28 34 19 30* Data for prior years may be revised from previously published figures, due to information received subsequent to publishing deadlines.

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Driver Error

Tables

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MOTOR VEHICLE TRAFFIC CRASHES2009 DRIVER ERROR TABLES

ALL DRIVERS Up to three errors per driver are coded for a given crash. However, only the first, most relevant error per driver is represented on this report, to avoid counting the same driver multiple times. This results in under-reporting of total errors. For total errors by age group, please request a CDS300 report. TYPE OF ERROR # OF

DRIVER % ERR COUNT OF DRIVERS BY AGE GROUP

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MOTOR VEHICLE TRAFFIC CRASHES2009 DRIVER ERROR TABLES DRIVERS IN FATAL CRASHES

Up to three errors per driver are coded for a given crash. However, only the first, most relevant error per driver is represented on this report, to avoid counting the same driver multiple times. This results in under-reporting of total errors. For total errors by age group, please request a CDS300 report. TYPE OF ERROR # OF


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ALL DRIVERS IN MOTORCYCLE CRASHES Up to three errors per driver are coded for a given crash. However, only the first, most relevant error per driver is represented on this report, to avoid counting the same driver multiple times. This results in under-reporting of total errors. For total errors by age group, please request a CDS300 report. TYPE OF ERROR # OF


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DRIVERS IN FATAL MOTORCYCLE CRASHES Up to three errors per driver are coded for a given crash. However, only the first, most relevant error per driver is represented on this report, to avoid counting the same driver multiple times. This results in under-reporting of total errors. For total errors by age group, please request a CDS300 report. TYPE OF ERROR # OF


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ALL DRIVERS IN MOTORHOME CRASHES Up to three errors per driver are coded for a given crash. However, only the first, most relevant error per driver is represented on this report, to avoid counting the same driver multiple times. This results in under-reporting of total errors. For total errors by age group, please request a CDS300 report. TYPE OF ERROR # OF


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DRIVERS IN FATAL MOTORHOME CRASHES Up to three errors per driver are coded for a given crash. However, only the first, most relevant error per driver is represented on this report, to avoid counting the same driver multiple times. This results in under-reporting of total errors. For total errors by age group, please request a CDS300 report. TYPE OF ERROR # OF


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ALL DRIVERS IN PEDALCYCLE CRASHES Up to three errors per driver are coded for a given crash. However, only the first, most relevant error per driver is represented on this report, to avoid counting the same driver multiple times. This results in under-reporting of total errors. For total errors by age group, please request a CDS300 report. TYPE OF ERROR # OF


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DRIVERS IN FATAL PEDALCYCLE CRASHES Up to three errors per driver are coded for a given crash. However, only the first, most relevant error per driver is represented on this report, to avoid counting the same driver multiple times. This results in under-reporting of total errors. For total errors by age group, please request a CDS300 report. TYPE OF ERROR # OF


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ALL DRIVERS IN PEDESTRIAN CRASHES Up to three errors per driver are coded for a given crash. However, only the first, most relevant error per driver is represented on this report, to avoid counting the same driver multiple times. This results in under-reporting of total errors. For total errors by age group, please request a CDS300 report. TYPE OF ERROR # OF


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DRIVERS IN FATAL PEDESTRIAN CRASHES Up to three errors per driver are coded for a given crash. However, only the first, most relevant error per driver is represented on this report, to avoid counting the same driver multiple times. This results in under-reporting of total errors. For total errors by age group, please request a CDS300 report. TYPE OF ERROR # OF


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ALL DRIVERS IN STATE HIGHWAY CRASHES Up to three errors per driver are coded for a given crash. However, only the first, most relevant error per driver is represented on this report, to avoid counting the same driver multiple times. This results in under-reporting of total errors. For total errors by age group, please request a CDS300 report. TYPE OF ERROR # OF


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DRIVERS IN FATAL STATE HIGHWAY CRASHES Up to three errors per driver are coded for a given crash. However, only the first, most relevant error per driver is represented on this report, to avoid counting the same driver multiple times. This results in under-reporting of total errors. For total errors by age group, please request a CDS300 report. TYPE OF ERROR # OF


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ALL DRIVERS IN TRUCK CRASHES Up to three errors per driver are coded for a given crash. However, only the first, most relevant error per driver is represented on this report, to avoid counting the same driver multiple times. This results in under-reporting of total errors. For total errors by age group, please request a CDS300 report. TYPE OF ERROR # OF


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DRIVERS IN FATAL TRUCK CRASHES Up to three errors per driver are coded for a given crash. However, only the first, most relevant error per driver is represented on this report, to avoid counting the same driver multiple times. This results in under-reporting of total errors. For total errors by age group, please request a CDS300 report. TYPE OF ERROR # OF


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SUMMARY OF MOTOR VEHICLE TRAFFIC CRASHES 2009 OREGON CRASHESForIn

1A. TYPE OF MOTOR VEHICLE CRASH

Number of CrashesTotal On Roadway

Total Fatal Nonfatal

Injury Property Damage Total FatalNonfatal

Injury PropertyDamage Total FatalNonfatal

Injury Property Damage Off Roadway

Totals

1. Overturning 2. Other noncollision 3. Pedestrian 4. MV in transport 5. MV on other roadway 6. Parked MV 7. Railway train 8. Pedalcyclist 9. Animal 10. Fixed object 11. Other object 12.

5 166 58 229 22 418 245 685 914 27 584 303 2 2 4

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23 47

139

228 1

78 13

3,082

43

180

746

2 19

3,235 27

68 49

323

979 1

81 32

6,454 37

5 35

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1 1 7 1

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79 542

13,330

50 3

680 130

34

48 11

16,292 1

215 7

33 593 13

119

132 588

29,722 1

266 11

720 724 13

156

200 637

30,045 1

1,245 12

801 756

6,467 193

7 37

104 6 1 8 1

137 3

102 589

13,469 278

4 758 143

3,082 44

91 11

16,472 1

961 7

35 612

3,248 146

41,271 331 19,053 21,887 32,562 158 15,014 17,390 8,709 173 4,039 4,497 10

This summary includes reports andinformation available on:

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CRASH ANALYSIS AND REPORTING

1B. TYPE OF MOTOR VEHICLE CRASH

Number Of PersonsTotal Killed Total Injured Major Injuries Minor Injuries Possible Injuries No Injury

Totals 12. 11. Other object 10. Fixed object 9. Animal 8. Pedalcyclist 7. Railway train 6. Parked MV 5. MV on other roadway 4. MV in transport 3. Pedestrian 2. Other noncollision 1. Overturning

3 153 1 8 1 7

129 37 7

31 805 119 636

21,139

364 4

779 173

4,069 65

87 11 89

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59 16

315 5

469 51

313 4,308

134 1

455 77

1,929 35

249 57

234 16,200

212 3

265 80

1,825 25 264

5,738 1,041 1,049

17 1,484

3 66,938

949 201 605

28,153 377 1,231 7,772 19,150 78,289

2B. MILEAGE RATES ThisYearTo

Date

LastYear SamePeriod

PercentChange

1. Motor vehicle traffic deaths 2. Estimated vehicle miles traveled (in millions) 3. Death rate per 100 million vehicle miles 4. Fatal crash rate per 100 million vehicle miles 5. Crash rate per million vehicle miles 6. Fatal crashes

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377 416

331 369


Total On Roadway This Year To Date This Year To Date Same Period Last Year Same Period Last Year

All Crashes Persons Killed Persons Injured AllCrashes AllCrashes AllCrashesPersonsKilled PersonsKilled PersonsKilled PersonsInjured

Persons Injured PersonsInjured


193 6,467

756 801 12

1,245 1

30,045 637 200 914

3 153

1 8 1 7

129 37 7 31

65 4,069

173 779

4 364

21,139 636 119 805

79 3,790

175 767

2 375

2 20,189

565 120 742

3 171

2 10 2

16

122 50 2

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217 6,189

739 780 13

1,341 5

30,863 579 192 898

49 160 699

3 78

20,910 586 88 213

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125 35 5 5

156 13

724 720 11

266 1

29,722 588 132 229

60 2

152 688

2 84

19,960 518 63

210

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120 42 2

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163 13

699 700 11

274 3

30,565 533 98

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41,271 377 28,153 41,816 416 26,806 32,562 184 22,786 33,320 193 21,739

3,8381,1272,677

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510435

1361,08233689060

2,368 2,726 34

1,124 369 1,199 50 17

74 2

143 5,23796

2,088722

2,3311,341389829136

2,6952,275

98686378

1,1135615252

985,068

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7822,510 2,423

725 1,719

196

5,063 5,001 132

1,810 747 2,312 106 32

99 4

241 10,305 332

3,628 1,504 4,841

Total--Rural System 8. Other State Highways 7. Other State Freeways 6. Interstate System Total--Rural Area 5. Not Stated 4. City Streets 3. County and Local Roads 2. Secondary State Highways 1. Primary State Highways

NOTE: THIS YEAR TO DATE represents only those crashes entered into the database as of the date above. SAME PERIOD LAST YEAR represents all crashes including late reports. MAJOR INJURIES are incapacitating injuries. MINOR INJURIES are non-incapacitating evident injuries.

3. LOCATION Total

PropertyDamage Nonfatal Injury Fatal PropertyDamage NonfatalInjury FatalTotal PropertyDamageNonfatal Injury Fatal Total Killed Injured

Total On Roadway TotalOff Roadway Number Of Crashes Number Of Persons

1. Below 1,000 2. 1,000 to 2,500 3. 2,501 to 5,000 4. 5,001 to 10,000 5. 10,001 to 25,000 6. 25,001 to 50,000 7. 50,001 to 100,000 8. 100,001 to 200,000 9. City of Portland Only Total - Municipalities

116 1 48 67 70 1 90 36 54 26 1 12 13 2 4 3 7

12 10 12 29

307 554

1,258 3,557 3,315 5,089 4,824 9,033

28,053 80

137 168 255 295 575 680

1,521 2,029 1,491 1,812 2,263 2,816 2,244 2,568 4,114 4,890

12,648 15,325

2 107 120 229 3 204 247 454 3 492 540 1,035 5 1,346 1,687 3,038 6 1,361 1,601 2,968 9 2,101 2,512 4,622 8 2,052 2,291 4,351

17 3,840 4,405 8,262 53 11,539 13,457 25,049

30 48 78 1 51 48 100

83 140 223 2 175 342 519 6 130 211 347 1 162 304 467 4 192 277 473

12 274 485 771 27 1,109 1,868 3,004

203 3 354 4 835 3

2,196 7 2,129 12 3,249 10 3,360 15 5,761 30

18,157 85

1. Primary State Highways 2. Secondary State Highways 3. County and Local Roads 4. City Streets 5. Not Stated Total--Urban Area 6. Interstate System 7. Other State Freeways 8. Other State Highways Total--Urban System

17,475 2,126 1,991 9,374

46 6 434

7,752 941 957

4,402

9,677 1,179 1,030 4,938 4,512

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2915,4161,6921,8148,572 426

89 254

1,360 682 176 86

369 7 2 4

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2,129 1,313 30 3,47214,69512,7396027,494 16,824 14,052 90 30,966 97 20,340 1,271

498 4,199 3,883

413 1,063 6

2 30 8,112

913 2,340 1,096

452 3,905 3,649

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2 23 7,577

813 1,996 175

46 294 234

54 167 2

7 535 100 344 1,613 6

628 2 5,772 32 8,013 40 515 455 9 979 5,453 4,904 29 10,386 5,968 5,359 38 11,365

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2,438 2,486 573 26

112 5,036 1,309 352

1,378 1,281

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59 2,718

574 358

1,060 1,205 363 14

53 2,318

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4,031 137 4,965 171 1,418 1,568 67 3,053 1,730 1,491 71 3,292 3,148 3,059 138 6,345

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STATE OF OREGON 2009 OREGON CRASHES4. AGE OF CASUALTY

Number of Persons Killed Number of Persons Injured Total Killed Pedestrians Pedalcyclist Total Injured Pedestrians Pedalcyclist

Total Total Total Total Total TotalMale Male Male Male Male MaleFemale Female Female Female Female Female

Totals 12. Not-stated 11. 75 & older 10. 65 to 74 9. 55 to 64 8. 45 to 54 7. 35 to 44 6. 25 to 34 5. 20 to 24 4. 15 to 19 3. 10 to 14 2. 5 to 9 1. 0 to 4

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1

1

28,153 408 876

1,274 3,082 4,029 4,260 5,391 3,587 3,297

898 619 432

12,622 191 398 583

1,394 1,862 1,894 2,399 1,573 1,422

428 282 196

15,484 173 477 691

1,688 2,167 2,366 2,991 2,014 1,875

469 337 236

636 33 22 31 70

101 70 76 65 91 52 14 11

359 19 10 17 41 56 39 40 37 51 35 7 7

273 11 12 14 29 45 31 36 28 40 16 7 4

762 60 8

21 45 77

101 130 115 111 77 15 2

563 48 6

17 37 63 75 91 77 79 57 11 2

195 8 2 4 8

14 26 39 38 32 20 4

Directional Analysis - A crash consisting of a series of collisions, overturning, etc., is classified according to the first damage or injury producing event. Includes on roadway and off roadway.

5A. MULTIPLE VEH CRASH Total Fatal Injury P.D.O.1. Entering at angle 2a. Same dir.- both straight 2b. Same-1 turn, 1 straight 2c. Same-one stopped 2d. Same-all others 3a. Opposite dir.- both straight 3b. Opposite-1 turn, 1 straight 3c. Opposite-all others 4. Not stated Totals

2

16

8 3

2,915 177 231

2,493 108 25

821 55 23

3,439 301 554

2,407 311 25

782 168 108

6,370 478 785

4,902 419 53

1,611 223 131

29 6,848 8,095 14,972

5B. MULTIPLE VEH CRASH Total Fatal Injury P.D.O.

6. All others 5b. Leaving driveway/alley 5a. Entering driveway/alley 4. Enter/Leave parked pos. 3b. One car stopped in traffic 3a. One car parked 2. Both moving in same dir. 1. Moving in opposite dir.

Totals 880

1,234 326 352

7,522 921

3,801 1,271

1

1 6

12 61

378 359 118 54

3,740 234

1,359 655

501 875 208 298

3,781 681

2,430 555

9,329 6,897 81 16,307

5C. PEDESTRIANCRASHES

All PedCrashes

Fatal Crashes Non-Fatal Injury CrashesTotal

At Intersection Non- Junction Total AtIntersection Non-Junction

1. Car go straight2. Car turning right3. Car turning left4. Car backing5. All othersTotals

10 9

149 108 361

637 1 1 2 1

32

37 9 8

147 107 329

600

7 25 126 203 1 92 15 2 128 19

1 2 6 1 5 4

10 27 353 247

5D. ALL OTHER CRASHES Total Fatal Injury P.D.O.Coll-isionWith

Coll-isionWith

Totals

9. Overturning8. Other object or animal7. Fixed object6. Other rd veh or railway train5. Other noncollision4. Overturning3. Other object or animal2. Fixed object1. Other rd veh or railway train

11. Not stated10. Other noncollision

851 923 5,719 269 43 63 26 748

544

157 25 4 127 7 2 2

10 2

5 539 183

2,801 251 32 45 4

281 511

70 287 736

2,791 11 9

16 22

457 31

82

4,442 4,717 184 9,343

6. PEDESTRIAN ACTION BY AGE

Ages of Pedestrians Killed and InjuredPedestrians Killed Total 0 to 4 5 to 9 10 to 14 15 to 19 20 to 24 25 to 44 45 to 64 65 & older Not stated

1a. X-ing at intersect or X-walk 1b. X-ing not at intersection 2a. Walking in road with traffic 2b. Same against traffic 3. Standing in roadway 4. Push or work on veh in road 5. Other working in roadway 6. Playing in roadway 7. Other in roadway 8. Not in roadway 9. Not stated Totals 674

1 93 20 3 3 5

13 4

14 134 384 4

12

1 2 1

4 5

14

1 1 1

6 28

52

3 1 1

1 1

17 60

93

11 2

1 2

17 38

67

9 2

1 17

86

157

21 5

2 1 6

7 29

102

186 1

35 5

1 4 5 1 3

29 43

60

4 1

1 1

10 18

33

8 1

1

5 10

38 5 2

1 1 5

14

7. AGE OF DRIVER All Crashes Fatal Injury 1. 14 & younger 2. 15 3. 16 4. 17 5. 18 6. 19 7. 20 8. 21 9. 22 to 24 10. 25 to 34 11. 35 to 44 12. 45 to 54 13. 55 to 64 14. 65 to 74 15. 75 & older 16. Not stated Totals

9 80

929 1,574 2,063 1,939 1,807 1,681 4,647

13,313 11,269 11,415 9,281 4,376 3,027 7,626

75,036

1 5 6

13 6

15 13 34 91 82 87 53 35 37 8

486

6 35

445 789

1,068 1,013

948 883

2,484 6,994 5,781 5,562 4,440 1,913 1,330 1,218

34,909 8. SEX OF DRIVER Injury Fatal All Crashes

1. Male 40,323 376 17,963 2. Female 33,201 105 16,432 3. Not stated 1,512 5 514 Totals 75,036 486 34,909

9. RESIDENCE OF DRIVER All Crashes Fatal Injury

1. Local resident 57,849 303 28,014 2. In-state resident 7,886 87 3,700 3. Non resident 4,928 91 2,133 4. Not stated 4,373 5 1,062 Totals 75,036 486 34,909

10. CRASHES BY CONTRIBUTING FACTOR All InjuryFatal1. Speed too fast

5,928 323 396

1,131 496

7. Followed too closely 11,822 4 20 55 8 6

937 847

2,069 928

6. Improper overtaking5. Drove left of center4. Disregard traffic signal3. Passed stop sign2. Failed to yield 8,160 32 3,851

3,496 131 7,190

8. Made improper turn

Totals 44,745 490 20,779 2,142

201 1,310

803 702

23 5

73 129

4

5,590 378

3,237 1,463 2,124

12. Other 11. Mechanical defect10. Improper driving9. Had been drinking

12. ROAD SURFACECONDITION InjuryFatalAll

1. Dry 29,420 235 14,0572. Wet 7,281 39 3,4023. Snowy or icy 3,466 31 1,4024. Other 5. Not stated 1,104 26 192Totals 41,271 331 19,053

13. LIGHT CONDITION InjuryFatalAll1. Daylight 30,095 169 13,9252. Dawn or Dusk 2,661 22 1,2103. Darkness 8,423 136 3,8994. Not stated 92 4 19Totals 41,271 331 19,053

11. VEHICLE TYPE InjuryFatalAll

Totals

11. Motor scooter or moped 10. Motorcycle9. School bus8. Bus7. Taxicab6. Farm tractor and/or equip. 5. Other truck combination 4. Truck tractor with semi-trailer 3. Truck or truck tractor 2. Pass Car and trailer 1. Passenger car

12. Others and not stated 52

892 130 161 79 21 31

1,258 393 601

71,853

1,215 1

73

1

25 5

10 371

10 43

722 43 75 49 9

11 454 146 244

33,282

298 35,376 496 76,686

Special vehicles included above

16. Other public vehicles 15. Military vehicles 14. Emergency (incl. private) 13. Log trucks

220 1

107 23

2

1 2

561 3

221 45

14. MANNER OF COLLISION InjuryFatalAll

1. Head-on2. Rear end3. Angle4. Sideswipe-meeting 5. Sideswipe-overtaking 6. Backed into7. OtherTotals

56 148 690 301

5,180 7,106

266 49 10 29 14 8

14,183 845

2,836 692

11,990 14,183

451

31,291 110 13,747

11. Count of vehicles, including properly parked vehicles.

Totals include participant records where gender was coded as "unknown".

10. Count of crashes. Crashes with multiple contributing circumstances are counted in all applicable categories.

MULTIPLE VEHICLE CRASHES

7 - 9. Tally of drivers by age, sex, residence & crash severity. Excludes occupants of properly & improperly parked vehicles.

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3 98 38 139 20 377 225 622 761 23 475 263 1 1 3

2

114

16 14 53

30

1 12

2,138

32

52

65

16 1,869

9

49 15

108

97

1 28

4,121 16

3 9

74

1 1

2

26 21

1,658

18 1

18 107

22

29 1

1,641

35

487 4

65

58 31

3,373

53 1

19 595

4 89

107 46

3,481 150

1 20

623 4,125

105

4 10 77 2 1 1

114 2

42 35

1,711 48 1

19 119

2,138 29

61 1

1,693 100

503 1,873

74 9,419 234 4,617 4,568 4,362 93 1,969 2,300 5,057 141 2,648 2,268

7







2 128 1 1 2

97 10 4

27 673 53 39

3,289

89 1

19 143

2,914 47

75 4 9

257

5

4 15

230 4

392 25 16

1,094

30

12 60

1,443 24

206 24 14

1,938

54 1 3

68 1,241

19 151 3,522

865 29

243

7,756 56

127 532

7,267 272 603 3,096 3,568 13,281


Date

LastYear SamePeriod

PercentChange


-6%

-7%

272 288

234 252






105 4,125

623 20 1

150

3,481 46

107 761

2 128

1 1 2

97 10 4 27

47 2,914

143 19 1

89 3,289

39 53 673

41 2,661

154 23 1

96 1

3,273 28 69

599

3 132

2 3

12

90 12

34

117 3,819

636 26 2

147 1

3,724 33

109 726

34 131 18 1

34 3,192

23 31 134

2

1 1

94 9 3 3

89 4

595 19 1

53

3,373 31 58

139

32 2

133 22 1

33

3,159 20 20

130

3

2 2

2

89 7

9

88 5

603 24 2

47

3,625 26 35

164

9,419 272 7,267 9,340 288 6,946 4,362 113 3,598 4,619 114 3,552

3,5221,0682,677

7,267272

10434

1341,054324890

2,268 2,648

1,124 362 1,162 50 17

74

141 5,057

2,088703

2,2661,120351829

2,3001,969

68634394054

1425

934,362

1,540708

2,114 2,174675

1,719

4,568 4,617

1,810 705 2,102 104 31

99

234 9,419

3,628 1,411 4,380



3. LOCATION Total



1. Below 1,000 2. 1,000 to 2,500 3. 2,501 to 5,000 4. 5,001 to 10,000 5. 10,001 to 25,000 6. 25,001 to 50,000 7. 50,001 to 100,000 8. 100,001 to 200,000 9. City of Portland Only Total - Municipalities 1. Primary State Highways 2. Secondary State Highways 3. County and Local Roads 4. City Streets 5. Not Stated Total--Urban Area 6. Interstate System 7. Other State Freeways 8. Other State Highways Total--Urban System

695

2,154 2,249 558 26

109 4,512 1,279 346

1,125 1,076

207 12

56 2,257

565 349

1,029 1,173 351 14

53 2,255

714 913 34

3,677 134 4,590 168 1,378 1,524 67 2,969 1,471 1,283 68 2,822 2,849 2,807 135 5,791

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272

29 19 32 47 36 40 33 27 5 3 1

187 22 10 23 32 29 31 22 15 1 1 1

85

7 9 9

15 7 9

11 12 4 2

10

1

1 1 3 4

8 1 1 1 2 3

2

1 1

1

1

1

1

7,267 42

251 388 841

1,008 931

1,162 978

1,171 228 158 109

3,711 26

127 214 460 515 469 591 516 574 103 68 48

3,553 14

124 174 381 493 462 570 462 597 125 90 61

44 5 1 4 9 5 4 3

11 1 1

34 4 1 4 6 3 3 3 9 1

10 1

3 2 1 2 1

19 1

2 4 7 3 1 1

15 1

2 3 5 2 1 1

4

1 2 1



1

9

2 2

354 9

37 177 10 7

54 3 2

259 8

59 122 19 4

38 12 4

622 17 96

300 29 13 94 15 6

14 653 525 1,192



Totals 128 73 37 14

690 135 741 620

1

1 2 7

54

73 20 16 1

320 45

313 318

54 53 21 13

369 88

421 248

1,267 1,106 65 2,438


All PedCrashes




1

2 2

41

46

10

10 1

2 2

31

36

10 5 26 1 1 1 1

1 10 8 28


Coll-isionWith

Totals



731 714 3,888 14 8 30 14 237 7

99 21 3 109 1 1 2 5

3 457 144

2,027 13 4

18 4

111 7

38 253 567

1,752

3 10 10

121

58

2,774 2,823 145 5,742




1 19 5 1 2 5 5

10 6

1

1

1

1 4

11

3 1

1 2

3

2

1 2

16

2

1 1 3

4 3

15 1

10 1

1 1

1

2

1

1

5

2 1

1

1

10 1 1

1 4 3


4 25

205 356 485 446 414 340 879

2,167 1,993 2,171 1,824

901 505 667

13,382

1 4 4

11 3 9

11 23 63 53 70 42 29 29 6

358

3 14 99

206 278 253 230 185 489

1,150 987

1,058 890 436 235 97


1. Male 8,418 276 3,903 2. Female 4,795 79 2,653 3. Not stated 169 3 54 Totals 13,382 358 6,610


1. Local resident 8,760 196 4,524 2. In-state resident 2,816 81 1,388 3. Non resident 1,417 78 611 4. Not stated 389 3 87 Totals 13,382 358 6,610


516 115 207 23

101

7. Followed too closely 1,036 4 16 46 1 5

307 455 33

152

6. Improper overtaking5. Drove left of center4. Disregard traffic signal3. Passed stop sign2. Failed to yield 810 10 431

1,996 90 3,891


Totals 10,335 347 5,083 612 81

605 293 103

11 4

65 92 3

1,591 151

1,181 504 224



1. Dry 5,432 156 2,8442. Wet 1,576 29 7713. Snowy or icy 2,205 28 9664. Other 5. Not stated 206 21 36Totals 9,419 234 4,617

13. LIGHT CONDITION InjuryFatalAll1. Daylight 5,993 131 3,0382. Dawn or Dusk 775 17 3363. Darkness 2,632 82 1,2414. Not stated 19 4 2Totals 9,419 234 4,617


Totals



382 19 9 1

14 13

593 81

309 12,018

129

55

1

18 2 8

269

7 6

293 8 5 1 5 7

208 29

127 5,956

34 6,679 360 13,574



32

19 17

2

2

98 1

42 31



12 12 96

164 657 687 131 42

5 13 14 5

1,308 89

343 354

1,249 1,308

240

3,631 79 1,759






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2 68 20 90 2 41 20 63 153 4 109 40 1 1 1

3

1

23

7 33 86

198 1

77 1

944

11

128

681

2 3

1,366 18

19 34

215

882 1

80 4

2,333 21

2 26 26

1 1 6

1

53 521

11,672

32 2

662 23

12

19 10

14,651 1

180 7

33 106

9 54

74 557

26,349 1

213 10

701 129

9 67

93 591

26,564 1

1,095 11

781 133

2,342 88

3 27 27 4 1 7

23 1

60 554

11,758 230

3 739 24

944 15

30 10

14,779 1

861 7

35 109

1,375 72

31,852 97 14,436 17,319 28,200 65 13,045 15,090 3,652 32 1,391 2,229 3







1 25 7 1 5

32 27 3 4 132

66 597

17,850

275 3

760 30

1,155 18

12 7

80 374

13

55 1

85 1

77 26

297 3,214

104 1

443 17

486 11

43 33

220 14,262

158 2

262 12

584 6 113

2,216 176

1,020 17

1,241 3

59,182 893 74 73

20,886 105 628 4,676 15,582 65,008


Date

LastYear SamePeriod

PercentChange


-18%

-17%

105 128

97 117






88 2,342

133 781 11

1,095 1

26,564 591 93

153

1 25 7 1 5

32 27 3 4

18 1,155

30 760

3 275

17,850 597 66 132

38 1,129

21 744

1 279

1 16,916

537 51

143

39

7 2 4

32 38 2 4

100 2,370

103 754 11

1,194 4

27,139 546 83

172

15 29

681 2

44 17,718

563 57 79

1

6 1 2

31 26 2 2

67 9

129 701 10

213 1

26,349 557 74 90

28

19 666

1 51

16,801 498 43 80

6 2

31 35 2 3

75 8

96 676

9 227

3 26,940

507 63 97

31,852 105 20,886 32,476 128 19,860 28,200 71 19,188 28,701 79 18,187

31659

171

5468

5

1228

12

60

100 78 34 7 37

2 2 180

96

1965221

38

136

395306

98

351732

1

2

5706

236

74396249

50

196

495 384 132 42 210 2 1

4 7 886

332 93 461



3. LOCATION Total




116 1 48 67 70 1 90 36 54 26 1 12 13 2 4 3 7

12 10 12 29

307 554

1,258 3,557 3,315 5,089 4,824 9,033

28,053 80

137 168 255 295 575 680

1,521 2,029 1,491 1,812 2,263 2,816 2,244 2,568 4,114 4,890

12,648 15,325

2 107 120 229 3 204 247 454 3 492 540 1,035 5 1,346 1,687 3,038 6 1,361 1,601 2,968 9 2,101 2,512 4,622 8 2,052 2,291 4,351

17 3,840 4,405 8,262 53 11,539 13,457 25,049

30 48 78 1 51 48 100

83 140 223 2 175 342 519 6 130 211 347 1 162 304 467 4 192 277 473

12 274 485 771 27 1,109 1,868 3,004

203 3 354 4 835 3

2,196 7 2,129 12 3,249 10 3,360 15 5,761 30

18,157 85


17,475 2,126 1,991 9,374

46 6 434

7,752 941 957

4,402

9,677 1,179 1,030 4,938 4,512

941925

8,3177,070765871

4,0332722

2915,4161,6921,8148,572 426

89 254

1,360 682 176 86

369 7 2 4

17 2,059434177802 36 6,585

1,42841,3788

10,94949

2,129 1,313 30 3,47214,69512,7396027,494 16,824 14,052 90 30,966 97 20,340 1,271

498 4,199 3,883

413 1,063 6

2 30 8,112

913 2,340 1,096

452 3,905 3,649

359 896 4

2 23 7,577

813 1,996 175

46 294 234

54 167 2

7 535 100 344 1,613 6

628 2 5,772 32 8,013 40 515 455 9 979 5,453 4,904 29 10,386 5,968 5,359 38 11,365

15

284 237 15

3 524 30 6

253 205

3

3 461

9 9

31 32 12

63

21 21

354 3 375 3 40 44 84 259 208 3 470 299 252 3 554

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6 8

13 15 19 22 10 9 2

1

82 4 7 9

14 16 17 8 5 1 1

23

2 1 4 1 3 5 2 4 1

28

3 3 7 6 3 1 2 2

1

20 2 3 3 6 2 1 1 1

1

8 1 4 1 1 1

7

2 3 2

6

2 3 1

1

1

20,886 366 625 886

2,241 3,021 3,329 4,229 2,609 2,126

670 461 323

8,911 165 271 369 934

1,347 1,425 1,808 1,057

848 325 214 148

11,931 159 353 517

1,307 1,674 1,904 2,421 1,552 1,278

344 247 175

592 28 22 30 66 92 65 72 62 80 51 13 11

325 15 10 16 37 50 36 37 34 42 34 7 7

263 10 12 14 29 42 29 35 28 38 16 6 4

743 59 8

19 41 70 98

129 114 111 77 15 2

548 47 6

15 34 58 73 90 76 79 57 11 2

191 8 2 4 7

12 25 39 38 32 20 4



1

7

6 1

2,561 168 194

2,316 98 18

767 52 21

3,180 293 495

2,285 292 21

744 156 104

5,748 461 689

4,602 390 40

1,517 208 125

15 6,195 7,570 13,780



Totals 752

1,161 289 338

6,832 786

3,060 651

4 5 7

305 339 102 53

3,420 189

1,046 337

447 822 187 285

3,412 593

2,009 307

8,062 5,791 16 13,869


All PedCrashes




9 9

147 106 320

591 1 1 2 1

22

27 8 8

145 105 298

564

7 15 121 177 1 91 14 2 127 18

1 2 6 1 4 4

10 17 345 219


Coll-isionWith

Totals



120 209 1,831 255 35 33 12 511

537

58 4 1 18 6 1

5 2

2 82 39

774 238 28 27

170 504

32 34

169 1,039

11 6 6

12 336 31

24

1,668 1,894 39 3,601




74 15 3 2 3 8 4 9

124 378 4

12

1 2 1

4 5

13

1

1

6 28

51

3 1 1

1 1

16 56

82

8 1

1 1

15 38

64

7 2

1 16

84

141

19 5

1

3

3 26

102

171

25 4

1 3 4 1 3

28 43

58

4

1 1

9 18

28

6

4 10

28 4 1

1

1 11


5 55

724 1,218 1,578 1,493 1,393 1,341 3,768

11,146 9,276 9,244 7,457 3,475 2,522 6,959

61,654

1 2 2 3 6 2

11 28 29 17 11 6 8 2

128

3 21

346 583 790 760 718 698

1,995 5,844 4,794 4,504 3,550 1,477 1,095 1,121


1. Male 31,905 100 14,060 2. Female 28,406 26 13,779 3. Not stated 1,343 2 460 Totals 61,654 128 28,299


1. Local resident 49,089 107 23,490 2. In-state resident 5,070 6 2,312 3. Non resident 3,511 13 1,522 4. Not stated 3,984 2 975 Totals 61,654 128 28,299


5,412 208 189

1,108 395

7. Followed too closely 10,786 4 9 7 1

630 392

2,036 776

6. Improper overtaking5. Drove left of center4. Disregard traffic signal3. Passed stop sign2. Failed to yield 7,350 22 3,420

1,500 41 3,299


Totals 34,410 143 15,696 1,530

120 705 510 599

12 1 8

37 1

3,999 227

2,056 959

1,900



1. Dry 23,988 79 11,2132. Wet 5,705 10 2,6313. Snowy or icy 1,261 3 4364. Other 5. Not stated 898 5 156Totals 31,852 97 14,436

13. LIGHT CONDITION InjuryFatalAll1. Daylight 24,102 38 10,8872. Dawn or Dusk 1,886 5 8743. Darkness 5,791 54 2,6584. Not stated 73 17Totals 31,852 97 14,436


Totals



510 111 152 78 7

18 665 312 292

59,835

1,086 1

18

7 3 2

102

3 37

429 35 70 48 4 4

246 117 117

27,326

264 28,697 136 63,112



188 1

88 6

1

463 2

179 14



44 136 594 137

4,523 6,419

135 7 5

16

3

12,875 756

2,493 338

10,741 12,875

211

27,660 31 11,988






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1 49 11 61 1 19 11 31 92 2 68 22 1 1 1

2

9

5 25 49

134

44

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5

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2 1

853 11

11 26

133

553

46 1

1,421 11

2 15 14

1 3

22 308

6,908

15 1

378 10

8

14 7

8,806

99

18 54 8

35

38 330

15,728

114 2

399 64 8

43

49 356

15,861 667

2 445 65

1,429 54

3 16 15 2 1 3 9

27 333

6,957 149

1 422 10

559 8

19 7

8,889 516 20 55

861 46

19,020 51 8,534 10,435 16,787 36 7,699 9,052 2,233 15 835 1,383







9 3 1 2

19 16 3 2 77

32 360

10,631

170 1

431 11

674 9

8 3

52 229

6

32 1

42

42 10

163 2,028

73

247 5

280 5

27 19

145 8,374

91 1

152 5

352 4 74

1,363 93

607

763

36,009 474 48 45

12,396 55 373 2,853 9,170 39,476


Date

LastYear SamePeriod

PercentChange


-39%

-37%

55 90

51 81






54 1,429

65 445

2 667

15,861 356 49 92

9 3 1 2

19 16 3 2

9 674 11

431 1

170 10,631

360 32 77

28 700 14

448 1

174

10,367 324 31 87

26

6 2 3

23 26 1 3

68 1,458

55 449

5 730

1 16,323

328 49

103

9 11

386 1

19 10,560

334 25 54

3 1

18 15 2 1

43 8

64 399

2 114

15,728 330 38 61

20

14 390

1 32

10,295 291 25 53

5 2

22 24 1 2

49 8

53 391

4 121

1 16,197

296 37 66

19,020 55 12,396 19,569 90 12,174 16,787 40 11,399 17,223 56 11,121

31659

171

5468

5

1228

12

60

100 78 34 7 37

2 2 180

96

1965221

38

136

395306

98

351732

1

2

5706

236

74396249

50

196

495 384 132 42 210 2 1

4 7 886

332 93 461



3. LOCATION Total




116 1 48 67 70 1 90 36 54 26 1 12 13 2 4 3 7

12 10 12

307 554

1,258 3,557 3,315 5,089 4,824

19,020 51

137 168 255 295 575 680

1,521 2,029 1,491 1,812 2,263 2,816 2,244 2,568 8,534 10,435

2 107 120 229 3 204 247 454 3 492 540 1,035 5 1,346 1,687 3,038 6 1,361 1,601 2,968 9 2,101 2,512 4,622 8 2,052 2,291 4,351

36 7,699 9,052 16,787

30 48 78 1 51 48 100

83 140 223 2 175 342 519 6 130 211 347 1 162 304 467 4 192 277 473

15 835 1,383 2,233

203 3 354 4 835 3

2,196 7 2,129 12 3,249 10 3,360 15

12,396 55


11,623 1,319 5,192

25

316

5,163 617

2,370

6,435

699 2,806 2,544

642

5,4714,669

5652,15914

1

1610,156

1,2084,717 262

57

964 494 52

211 2 2 9 1,467

111475 16 3,492

9233

7,43528

1,283 757 13 2,0538,6577,3933116,081 9,940 8,150 44 18,134 47 11,850 396 359

2,750 2,395 270 322 2

17 5,162 629 720 304

322 2,560 2,249

236 239 2

13 4,822 558 545 92

37 190 146

34 83

4 340 71

175 486 2 423

3,506 17 4,415 19 319 263 4 586 3,186 2,724 15 5,925 3,505 2,987 19 6,511

15

284 237 15

3 524 30 6

253 205

3

3 461

9 9

31 32 12

63

21 21

354 3 375 3 40 44 84 259 208 3 470 299 252 3 554

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3 6

10 9 8 9 3 4 2

1

42 1 5 7 9 7 6 3 2 1 1

13

2 1 3

1 3

2 1

17

2 2 6 4

1 1

1

12 1 2 3 4

1

1

5 1 3

1

3

2 1

2

2

1

1

12,396 172 427 583

1,335 1,783 1,858 2,305 1,589 1,390

457 296 201

5,103 79

186 252 527 775 741 950 616 524 218 138 97

7,275 77

240 331 808

1,008 1,117 1,355

973 866 238 158 104

356 12 16 17 40 52 39 35 41 52 39 7 6

204 7 9 9 23

27 24 17 25 28 26 4 5

149 3 7 8 17

25 15 18 16 24 12 3 1

423 26 8

13 25 45 49 54 66 70 59 8

317 19 6 9

19 38 36 40 47 52 45 6

104 5 2 4 6 7

13 14 19 18 14 2



1

5

3

1,536 73

109 1,437

56 8

507 31 13

1,887 155 274

1,464 185 15

490 109 63

3,428 228 383

2,902 241 23

1,000 140 76

9 3,770 4,642 8,421



Totals 478 768 210 192

4,088 467

1,531 366

2 5 1

193 208 63 29

2,053 122 468 200

285 560 147 163

2,035 343

1,058 165

4,756 3,336 8 8,100


All PedCrashes




7 8

84 68

189

356 1 1 2 1

11

16 6 7

82 67

178

340

3 8 72 106 1 55 12 2 71 11

1 1 6 1 3 3

6 10 202 138


Coll-isionWith

Totals



66 113 1,102 159 16 26 6 327

288

33 2 8 3 1

1 1

Documents

2009 Oregon Traffic Crash Summary Book · Legally reportable motor vehicle traffic crashes are those involving death, bodi ly injury, or damag e to personal property in excess of