North Carolina Traffic Crash Facts: 2004

North Carolina. Department of Transportation. Division of Motor Vehicles. Traffic Records Branch

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North Carolina Traffic Crash Facts: 2004

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Alternative Title:

An Illustrated Analysis of North Carolina Traffic Crash Statistics for 2004;Traffic Crash Facts;
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North Carolina. Department of Transportation. Division of Motor Vehicles. Traffic Records Branch
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Age Alcohol Use Bicycle Crashes Crash Data Fatalities Injuries Motorcycle Crashes Pedestrian Vehicle Crashes Traffic Crashes Vehicle Miles Of Travel Weather Conditions
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Statistical Report
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North Carolina
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North Carolina. Dept. of Transportation
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In 2004, there was a 1.4% increase in the number of fatalities, but a 3% decrease in the number of traffic crashes reported. A crash occurred every 2.3 minutes and a person was killed every 5.6 hours on our state highways. There were 1,574 lives lost in 1,415 fatal crashes. The leading cause in most of these fatal crashes was speeding. Failure to yield the right of way and inattention are cited as the two most common contributing circumstances.
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