2007 South Dakota Motor Vehicle Traffic Crash Summary
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2007 South Dakota Motor Vehicle Traffic Crash Summary



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  • Alternative Title:
    South Dakota Motor Vehicle Traffic Accident Summary
  • Corporate Creators:
    South Dakota. Dept. of Public Safety (2003- )
  • Subject/TRT Terms:
  • Resource Type:
    Statistical Report
  • Geographical Coverage:
    South Dakota
  • Corporate Publisher:
    South Dakota. Department of Public Safety
  • Abstract:
    The Motor Vehicle Traffic Crash Summary is divided into two main sections, Historical Trends and 2007 Motor Vehicle Traffic Crash Profile. The Historical Trend section provides information on alcohol involvement in motor vehicle crashes, severity of injury by record type and sex of drivers involved in crashes. This section also provides data on restraint usage and crash trends. The 2007 Traffic Crash Profile section details the crash picture for 2007 as well as a glossary of terms. The South Dakota Crash Data System conforms with standards established by the Model Minimum Uniform Crash Criteria (MMUCC) guidelines. The purpose of MMUCC is to provide a standardized data set for describing crashes of motor vehicles that generates the necessary information to improve highway safety. By utilizing MMUCC, the highway safety community is making an explicit statement that comparable data from all states are crucial to our ability to identify problems and make improvements. Information collected from crash reports is merged into a central computerized crash database. This data provides the basic information necessary for developing effective highway and traffic safety programs.
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