Department of Highway Safety
and Motor Vehicles

Traffic Crash Statistics Report 2004

A Compilation of Motor Vehicle Crash Data
From the Florida Crash Records Database

Fred O. Dickinson

Our Mission: Making Highways Safe

http://www.flhsmv.gov/

2004 FLORIDA TRAFFIC CRASH STATISTICS

Traffic crashes	252,902
Drivers involved	376,111
Average crashes per day	691
Mileage Death Rate (per 100 million VM)	1.66

Fatalities	3,257
Fatal crashes	2,936

Injuries	227,192
Injury crashes	142,388

Property damage only crashes	107,578

Alcohol-related fatalities	1,093
Alcohol-related injuries	17,580
Alcohol-related crashes	23,013
Alcohol-related fatal crashes	998
Alcohol-related injury crashes	11,002

Pedestrians killed	504
Pedestrians injured	7,551
Pedestrian crashes	8,084

Bicyclists killed	119
Bicyclists injured	4,820
Bicycle crashes	5,203

Motorcyclists killed	388
Motorcyclists injured	6,558
Motorcycle crashes	7,367

SOURCE OF DATA
DEFINITION OF TERMS
STATE OF FLORIDA SUMMARY

Safety Equipment Use/Injury Levels

Equipment Used by Drivers (Table 1)

Equipment Used by Vehicle Passengers (Table 1 - Continued)

Summary of Injuries and Fatalities (Table 1E)

Motorcyclists and Bicyclists Crash Trends

Motorcyclists and Bicyclists Killed (Chart 1)

Motorcyclists and Bicyclists Injured (Chart 2)

Safety Equipment Use and Child Passengers

Child Restraint Device and Safety Belt Use by Passenger Age Groups (Table 2)

Child Passengers Injured or Killed (Table 3)

Age of Drivers in Crashes

Crash Rates for Florida Resident Drivers in Crashes by Age Groups (Table 4)

Crash Rates for Florida Resident Drinking Drivers in Crashes by Age Groups (Table 5)

Selected Age Groups

Crash Rates for Florida Resident Drivers in Crashes
for a Selected Age Group (15 - 29) (Table 6)

Crash Rates for Florida Resident Drinking Drivers in Crashes
for a Selected Age Group (70 - 85+) (Table 7A)

Driver Profile

Drivers Killed or Injured by Residence and Gender (Table 8)

Drivers Killed or Injured by Residence (Table 8A)

Drivers Killed or Injured by Age Groups (Table 9)

Persons in Crashes by Age and Gender

Pedestrian Behavior

Pedestrians in Crashes by Injury Severity and Percent Drinking (Table 15)

Pedestrian Crash Trend

Pedestrians Killed (Chart 3)

Truck Passengers

Passengers Riding in Beds of Trucks by Age and Truck Types (Table 16)

Florida Motoring Environment

Traffic Crashes by Day of Week and Time of Day

All Crashes/Fatal Crashes (Table 19)

Traffic Crashes by Month

All Crashes (Chart 6)

Fatal Crashes (Chart 7)

Contributing Causes

Contributing Causes of Drivers Involved in Crashes (Table 20)

Environmental Causes

Lighting Conditions at the Time of Crash (Table 21)

Road Surface Conditions at the Time of Crash (Table 22)

Vehicle Harmful Events

Vehicle Harmful Events (Table 23)

County Data (2000 through 2004)

Vehicle and Truck Information

Alcohol-Related Crashes by City/Locality

Total Crashes and Alcohol-Related Crashes by City/Locality (Table 39)
Alachua - Crystal River
Total Crashes and Alcohol-Related Crashes by City/Locality (Table 39/Continued)
Cutler Ridge - Holly Hill
Total Crashes and Alcohol-Related Crashes by City/Locality (Table 39/Continued)
Hollywood - Mascotte
Total Crashes and Alcohol-Related Crashes by City/Locality (Table 39/Continued)
Mayo - Pembroke Pines
Total Crashes and Alcohol-Related Crashes by City/Locality (Table 39/Continued)
Pensacola - Temple Terrace
Total Crashes and Alcohol-Related Crashes by City/Locality (Table 39/Continued)
Tequesta Village - Zolfo Springs

Appendix

Florida Traffic Crash Report Forms

Source of Data

The information contained in this Traffic Crash Statistics booklet is extracted from law enforcement agency long-form reports of traffic crashes. A law enforcement officer must submit a long-form crash report when investigating:

Motor vehicle crashes resulting in death or personal injury, or
Motor vehicle crashes in which one or more of the following conditions occur:
Leaving the scene involving damage to an attended vehicle or property
(Section 316.061 (1), F.S.), or
Driving while under the influence of alcoholic beverages, chemical substances, or
controlled substances or with an unlawful blood alcohol level (Section 316.193, F.S.).

An investigating officer may report other traffic crashes on the long-form crash report. In particular, applicable statutes specify an officer's discretion to submit a long-form report in crashes where a vehicle is rendered inoperable to the degree that a wrecker is required to remove it from traffic.

Statutory revisions in 1983 and 1989 reduced the number of non-injury crashes required to be reported to the Department. Any presentation of historical data that includes such crashes, such total traffic crash counts, will reflect these changes. Data on traffic crashes involving death, injury, or other criteria for law enforcement long-form reports as outlined above are not affected.

Definition of Terms

The following terms are defined as they apply to the crash data presented in this publication. These definitions may differ from legal or other uses of the same terms.

Alcohol-related traffic crash		A crash involving a driver and/or pedestrian for whom alcohol use was reported (does not presume intoxication).

Bicycle		A vehicle propelled solely by human power or a motorized bicycle propelled by a combination of human power and an electric helper motor rated at 200 watts or less (this term does not include a vehicle with a seat height less than 26 inches from the ground when the seat is adjusted to its highest position, or a scooter or similar device).

Bicyclist		The driver of a bicycle. A passenger on a bicycle is considered a vehicle passenger.

Driver		Unless otherwise indicated, the operator of a motor vehicle or bicycle. Driver data typically exclude uninjured persons presumed to have been operating hit-and-run, phantom, or properly parked vehicles.

Drinking driver		Indicates investigating officer's judgment on whether a driver was using alcohol. Codes include alcohol-under influence, alcohol and drugs-under influence, and had been drinking.

Fatal traffic crash		A traffic crash that results in one or more fatalities within thirty days of occurrence.

Harmful events		Identifies the first and subsequent harmful events for each vehicle in a traffic crash.

Injury		Hurt, damage, or loss sustained by a person as a result of a traffic crash.

Possible injury		No visible signs of injury but complaint of pain or momentary unconsciousness.

Non-incapacitating injury		Any visible injuries such as bruises, abrasions, limping, etc.

Incapacitating injury		Any visible signs of injury from a crash or person(s) who had to be carried from the scene.

Total injury		The sum of possible, non-incapacitating, and incapacitating injuries.

Injury crash		A non-fatal traffic crash that results in one or more injuries.

Moped		A motor-powered cycle with a pedal-activated motor and a maximum of two brake horsepower.

Motor vehicle		Any motorized vehicle not operating on rails.

Motorcycle		A motor vehicle, with a seat or saddle for the driver's use, traveling with no more than three wheels in contact with the ground, excluding a tractor or a moped.

Motorcyclist		The driver of a motorcycle. A passenger on a motorcycle is considered a vehicle passenger.

Vehicle and/or property		Loss of all or part of an individual's vehicle and/or property damage only crash resulting from a traffic crash not involving injury to a person.

Traffic crash		A crash involving at least one motor vehicle on a roadway that is open to the public.

Traffic fatality		The death of a person as a direct result of a traffic crash within thirty days of the crash occurrence.

Vehicle occupants		Drivers and passengers of automobiles, vans, trucks, buses, and motor homes.

Long form		Refers to a crash report prepared by a law enforcement officer where there has been a crash resulting in bodily injury, the death of a person or where a specified criminal offense has been committed.

Short form		Refers to a crash report in which the threshold of the long form does not apply. Therefore, a long form report is not prepared. In crashes where apparent damage is less than $500, the law enforcement officer shall provide each party involved in the crash a short form prescribed by the state, to be completed by each party of the parties.

State of Florida Summary


ALL CRASHES Compared to 2003, there was a 3.9% increase in traffic crashes investigated and reported.

	Traffic crashes	252,902
	Drivers involved	376,111
	Average crashes per day	691
	Mileage Death Rate (per 100 million VM)	1.7

FATAL CRASHES AND FATALITIES Compared to 2003, there was a 2.5% increase in traffic fatalities.

	Fatalities	3,257
	Fatal crashes	2,936

INJURY CRASHES AND INJURIES Compared to 2003, there was a 2.5% increase in traffic injuries.

	Possible injuries	123,618
	Non-incapacitating injuries	74,039
	Incapacitating injuries	29,535
	Total injuries	227,192
	Injury crashes	142,388

ALCOHOL-RELATED CRASHES, FATALITIES, AND INJURIES 33.6% of traffic fatalities and 9.1% of traffic crashes were alcohol-related.

	Alcohol-related fatalities	1,093
	Alcohol-related injuries	17,580
	Alcohol-related crashes	23,013
	Alcohol-related fatal crashes	998
	Alcohol-related injury crashes	11,002

CRASH ENVIRONMENTS 59.4% of all crashes occurred in primarily business areas, while 60% of fatal crashes were in open country or residential areas.

	Crashes in Business Areas	150,228
	Crashes in Residential Areas	72,627
	Crashes in Open Country	30,047
	Fatal Crashes in Business Areas	1,175
	Fatal Crashes in Residential Areas	761
	Fatal Crashes in Open Country	1,000

PEDESTRIAN CRASHES 15.5% of all traffic fatalities were pedestrians.

	Pedestrians killed	504
	Pedestrians injured	7,551
	Pedestrian crashes	8,084

Drinking is a major problem with pedestrians in traffic crashes. 10.41% (889) of all pedestrians in all crashes (8,538) had been drinking and 35.32% (178) of all pedestrian fatalities (504) had been drinking.

BICYCLE CRASHES 3.7% of all traffic fatalities were bicycle drivers.

	Bicyclists killed	119
	Bicyclists injured	4,820
	Bicycle crashes	5,203

MOTORCYCLE CRASHES 11.9% of all traffic fatalities were motorcycle drivers.

	Motorcyclists killed	388
	Motorcyclists injured	6,558
	Motorcycle crashes	7,367

SAFETY EQUIPMENT USAGE In 2004, Florida experienced 2,179 traffic deaths of drivers and passengers in Seat Belt Equipped Vehicles (SBEV). The tragic note of this, is 62.1% (1,353) of these people killed were not wearing seat belts. Sixty-nine percent (109 of 159) of the children ages 0 to 17 years old killed were not using safety equipment.

AGE OF FLORIDA RESIDENT DRIVERS IN CRASHES Drivers in the age group of 15 to 19 years old have the highest rate per 10,000 licensed drivers of crash involvement (485.03) and the highest rate in fatal crashes (5.14). Drivers in the age group of 20 to 24 years old hold second place in both categories. Drivers in the age group of 20 to 24 years old that have been drinking had the highest rate per 10,000 licensed drivers of crash involvement (25.32) and the highest rate in fatal crashes (1.43). Drivers 18 years of age had the highest rate of crash involvement in all crashes (618.21), and also in fatal crashes (6.79). Of drinking drivers in crashes, 21 year old drivers had the highest involvement rate in all crashes (31.65), and also in fatal crashes (2.12).

HOLIDAY TRAFFIC FATALITIES New Year 2004 Holiday experienced the highest fatality rate per hour (0.52) with 25 people killed in the 48 hour holiday period. Forty-four percent (11) of these fatalities had alcohol involved in the crash.

DAY AND TIME OF CRASHES Friday, during the 4 P.M. hour, had the highest number of all types of crashes (3,324). Saturday, during the 2 A.M. hour, had the highest number of fatal crashes in Florida (40). Four different times tie for second place with 38 fatal crashes each. They are Friday, 11 P.M.; Saturday, 9 P.M.; Sunday, 1 A.M.; and Sunday, 5 P.M.

Safety Equipment Use/Injury Levels

Table 1*

Comparative Safety Equipment Use By Drivers

	No Injury	%	Possible Injury	%	Non- Incapac- itating Injury	%	Incapac- itating Injury	%	Fatal	%	Injury Not Stated	%	Total
Safety Belt	116,194	52.79	34,464	43.98	16,813	38.06	5,184	31.56	220	14.75	0	0.00	172,875
Belt & Bag-Deployed	14,556	6.61	10,857	13.86	10,445	23.65	4,017	24.46	267	17.90	0	0.00	40,142
Belt & Bag-Not Deployed	73,910	33.58	26,191	33.43	10,885	24.64	3,589	21.85	121	8.11	0	0.00	114,696
Not Using Safety Equipment	12,832	5.83	4,607	5.88	4,088	9.26	2,389	14.55	618	41.42	0	0.00	24,534
Air Bag Only-Deployed	768	0.35	828	1.06	1,027	2.33	701	4.27	122	8.18	0	0.00	3,446
Air Bag Only-Not Deployed	1,825	0.83	885	1.13	855	1.94	538	3.28	144	9.65	0	0.00	4,247
Use Not Stated	37	0.02	523	0.67	57	0.13	6	0.04	0	0.00	0	0.00	623
TOTAL	220,122	100	78,355	100	44,170	100	16,424	100	1,492	100	0	0	360,563
Comparative Safety Equipment Use By Vehicle Passengers
	No Injury	%	Possible Injury	%	Non- Incapac- itating Injury	%	Incapac- itating Injury	%	Fatal	%	Injury Not Stated	%	Total
Safety Belt	58,999	51.41	20,042	51.20	8,626	43.52	2,733	36.27	102	14.85	0	0.00	90,502
Belt & Bag-Deployed	3,261	2.84	2,715	6.94	2,510	12.66	1,045	13.87	67	9.75	0	0.00	9,598
Belt & Bag-Not Deployed	19,812	17.27	8,268	21.12	3,343	16.87	1,086	14.41	36	5.24	0	0.00	32,545
Child Restraint	7,020	6.12	1,637	4.18	434	2.19	144	1.91	10	1.46	0	0.00	9,245
Child Restraint/Belt	1,511	1.32	318	0.81	101	0.51	25	0.33	1	0.15	0	0.00	1,956
Child Restraint/Bag-Deployed	57	0.05	34	0.09	18	0.09	5	0.07	0	0.00	0	0.00	114
Child Restraint/Bag-Not Deployed	558	0.49	177	0.45	42	0.21	10	0.13	0	0.00	0	0.00	787
Not Using Safety Equipment	22,230	19.37	5,188	13.25	3,991	20.14	2,050	27.21	380	55.31	0	0.00	33,839
Air Bag Only-Deployed	259	0.23	257	0.66	316	1.59	185	2.46	36	5.24	0	0.00	1,053
Air Bag Only-Not Deployed	1,036	0.90	508	1.30	438	2.21	252	3.34	53	7.71	0	0.00	2,287
Use Not Stated	9	0.01	0	0.00	0	0.00	0	0.00	2	0.29	0	0.00	11
TOTAL	114,752	100	39,144	100	19,819	100	7,535	100	687	100	0	0	181,937

Table 1A*

Comparative Safety Equipment Use By Drivers and Vehicle Passengers

	No Injury	%	Possible Injury	%	Non- Incapac- itating Injury	%	Incapac- itating Injury	%	Fatal	%	Injury Not Stated	%	Total
Safety Belt	175,193	52.32	54,506	46.39	25,439	39.76	7,917	33.04	322	14.78	0	0.00	263,377
Belt & Bag-Deployed	17,817	5.32	13,572	11.55	12,955	20.25	5,062	21.13	334	15.33	0	0.00	49,740
Belt & Bag-Not Deployed	93,722	27.99	34,459	29.33	14,228	22.24	4,675	19.51	157	7.21	0	0.00	147,241
Child Restraint	7,020	2.10	1,637	1.39	434	0.68	144	0.60	10	0.46	0	0.00	9,245
Child Restraint/Belt	1,511	0.45	318	0.27	101	0.16	25	0.10	1	0.05	0	0.00	1,956
Child Restraint/Bag-Deployed	57	0.02	34	0.03	18	0.03	5	0.02	0	0.00	0	0.00	114
Child Restraint/Bag-Not Deployed	558	0.17	177	0.15	42	0.07	10	0.04	0	0.00	0	0.00	787
Not Using Safety Equipment	35,062	10.47	9,795	8.34	8,079	12.63	4,439	18.53	998	45.80	0	0.00	58,373
Air Bag Only-Deployed	1,027	0.31	1,085	0.92	1,343	2.10	886	3.70	158	7.25	0	0.00	4,499
Air Bag Only-Not Deployed	2,861	0.85	1,393	1.19	1,293	2.02	790	3.30	197	9.04	0	0.00	6,534
Use Not Stated	46	0.01	523	0.45	57	0.09	6	0.03	2	0.09	0	0.00	634
TOTAL	334,874	100	117,499	100	63,989	100	23,959	100	2,179	100	0	0	542,500

* Both tables refer to Seat Belt Equipped Vehicles (SBEV) which include vehicle types: automobiles, vans, trucks, motor homes, and buses.

NOTE: In 2004, Florida experienced 2,179 traffic deaths of drivers and passengers in SBEV. The tragic note of this, is 62.1% (1,353) of these people killed were not wearing seat belts.

Table 1B

Comparative Safety Equipment Use By Motorcyclists and Their Passengers

	No Injury	%	Possible Injury	%	Non- Incapac- itating Injury	%	Incapac- itating Injury	%	Fatal	%	Injury Not Stated	%	Total
With Safety Helmet Driver Passenger	270 34	35.43 4.46	610 77	43.85 5.54	1,697 181	46.81 4.99	1,050 138	44.55 5.85	200 14	48.08 3.37	0 0	0.00 0.00	3,827 444
SUBTOTAL	304	39.90	687	49.39	1,878	51.81	1,188	50.40	214	51.44	0	0.00	4,271
Without Safety Helmet Driver Passenger	369 89	48.43 11.68	611 81	43.93 5.82	1,541 203	42.51 5.60	1,036 130	43.95 5.52	188 14	45.19 3.37	0 0	0.00 0.00	3,745 4,262
SUBTOTAL	458	60.10	692	49.75	1,744	48.11	1,166	49.47	202	48.56	0	0.00	4,262
Use Not Stated Driver Passenger	0 0	0.00 0.00	11 1	0.79 0.07	0 3	0.00 0.08	2 1	0.08 0.04	0 0	0.00 0.00	0 0	0.00 0.00	13 5
SUBTOTAL	0	0.00	12	0.86	3	0.08	3	0.13	0	0.00	0	0.00	18
TOTAL	762	100	1,391	100	3,625	100	2,357	100	416	100	0	0	8,551

Table 1C

Comparative Safety Equipment Use By Bicyclists and Their Passengers

	No Injury	%	Possible Injury	%	Non- Incapac- itating Injury	%	Incapac- itating Injury	%	Fatal	%	Injury Not Stated	%	Total
With Safety Helmet Driver Passenger	41 1	10.79 0.26	148 5	9.36 0.32	316 1	13.10 0.04	123 2	13.90 0.23	12 0	10.08 0.00	0 0	0.00 0.00	640 9
SUBTOTAL	42	11.05	153	9.67	317	13.14	125	14.12	12	10.08	0	0.00	649
Without Safety Helmet Driver Passenger	290 48	76.32 12.63	1392 19	87.99 1.20	2,059 27	85.33 1.12	752 6	84.97 0.68	107 0	89.92 0.00	0 0	0.00 0.00	4,600 100
SUBTOTAL	338	88.95	1,411	89.19	2,086	86.45	758	85.65	107	89.92	0	0.00	4,700
Use Not Stated Driver Passenger	0 0	0.00 0.00	18 0	1.14 0.00	10 0	0.41 0.00	2 0	0.23 0.00	0 0	0.00 0.00	0 0	0.00 0.00	30 0
SUBTOTAL	0	0.00	18	1.14	10	0.41	2	0.23	0	0.00	0	0.00	30
TOTAL	380	100	1,582	100	2,413	100	885	100	119	100	0	0	5,379

NOTE: Injuries reported for motorcyclists and bicyclists include head and other bodily injuries.

Table 1D

INJURIES AND FATALITIES BY MISCELLANEOUS VEHICLES

	No Injury	%	Possible Injury	%	Non- Incapac- itating Injury	%	Incapac- itating Injury	%	Fatal	%	Injury Not Stated	%	Total
Moped Driver Passenger	89 21	80.91 19.09	194 24	88.99 11.01	374 26	93.50 6.50	168 11	93.85 6.15	10 0	100.00 0.00	0 0	0.00 0.00	835 82
SUBTOTAL	110	100	218	100	400	100	179	100	10	100	0	0	917
All Terrain Vehicle Driver Passenger	203 135	60.06 39.94	111 37	75.00 25.00	184 69	72.73 27.27	159 74	68.24 31.76	22 4	84.62 15.38	0 0	0.00 0.00	679 319
SUBTOTAL	338	100	148	100	253	100	233	100	26	100	0	0	998
Train Driver Passenger	66 89	42.58 57.42	0 0	0.00 0.00	0 2	0.00 100.00	0 0	0.00 0.00	0 0	0.00 0.00	0 0	0.00 0.00	66 91
SUBTOTAL	155	100	0	0	2	100	0	0	0	0	0	0	157
Low Speed Vehicle Driver Passenger	67 19	77.91 22.09	36 3	92.31 7.69	49 12	80.33 19.67	21 9	70.00 30.00	2 1	66.67 33.33	0 0	0.00 0.00	175 44
SUBTOTAL	86	100	39	100	61	100	30	100	3	100	0	0	219
Unknown Vehicle Type Driver Passenger	0 753	0.00 100.00	124 148	45.59 54.41	31 47	39.74 60.26	14 14	50.00 50.00	0 0	0.00 0.00	0 0	0.00 0.00	169 962
SUBTOTAL	753	100	272	100	78	100	28	100	0	0	0	0	1,131
TOTAL	1,442		677		794		470		39		0		3,422

Table 1E

SUMMARY OF INJURIES AND FATALITIES

	No Injury	%	Possible Injury	%	Non- Incapac- itating Injury	%	Incapac- itating Injury	%	Fatal	%	Injury Not Stated	%	Total
Table 1A	334,874	99.10	117,499	95.05	63,989	86.43	23,959	81.12	2,179	66.90	0	0.00	542,500
Table 1B	762	0.23	1,391	1.13	3,625	4.90	2,357	7.98	416	12.77	0	0.00	8,551
Table 1C	380	0.11	1,582	1.28	2,413	3.26	885	3.00	119	3.65	0	0.00	5,379
Table 1D	1,442	0.43	677	0.55	794	1.07	470	1.59	39	1.20	0	0.00	3,422
Pedestrians	464	0.14	2,469	2.00	3,218	4.35	1,864	6.31	504	15.47	10	100.00	8,529
TOTAL	337,922	100	123,618	100	74,039	100	29,535	100	3,257	100	10	100	568,381

Motorcyclists and Bicyclists Crash Trends

Chart 1 - Motorcyclists & Bicyclists Killed 1995 through 2004

Chart 2 - Motorcyclists & Bicyclists Injured 1995 through 2004

Safety Equipment Use and Child Passengers*

Table 2

Child Restraint Device and Safety Belt Use
By Passenger Age Groups

	No Injury	%	Injury	%	Fatal	%	Injury Not Stated	%
0 to 3
With Restraint	8,325	94.47	2,655	89.97	13	52.00	0	0.00
Without Restraint	486	5.52	296	10.03	12	48.00	0	0.00
Use Not Stated	1	0.00	0	0.00	0	0.00	0	0.00
TOTAL	8,812	100	2,951	100	25	100	0	0
4 to 5
With Restraint	3,848	88.30	1,513	85.00	6	46.15	0	0.00
Without Restraint	509	11.68	267	15.00	7	53.85	0	0.00
Use Not Stated	1	0.00	0	0.00	0	0.00	0	0.00
TOTAL	4,358	100	1,780	100	13	100	0	0
6 to 17
With Restraint	23,995	72.57	12,071	77.17	31	25.62	0	0.00
Without Restraint	9,068	27.42	3,571	22.83	90	74.38	0	0.00
Use Not Stated	3	0.00	0	0.00	0	0.00	0	0.00
TOTAL	33,066	100	15,642	100	121	100	0	0

NOTE: Sixty-nine percent (109 of 159) of the children ages 0 to 17 years old killed were not using safety equipment.

Table 3

Child Passengers Injured or Killed
1995 Through 2004

	Age Group By Injury Level
	Injury						Fatal
Year	0 to 3	%	4 to 5	%	6 to 17	%	0 to 3	%	4 to 5	%	6 to 17	%	Total
1995	2,652	9.59	2,238	11.35	18,785	10.53	13	7.43	14	14.58	108	9.90	23,810
1996	2,730	9.87	2,300	11.66	19,216	10.77	19	10.86	9	9.38	109	9.99	24,383
1997	2,740	9.90	2,215	11.23	19,610	11.00	12	6.86	9	9.38	104	9.53	24,690
1998	2,572	9.30	2,186	11.08	19,791	11.10	19	10.86	12	12.50	97	8.89	24,677
1999	2,554	9.23	2,003	10.16	19,565	10.97	15	8.57	9	9.38	120	11.00	24,266
2000	2,642	9.55	1,939	9.83	17,684	9.92	15	8.57	8	8.33	121	11.09	22,409
2001	2,731	9.87	1,925	9.76	18,035	10.11	12	6.86	7	7.29	109	9.99	22,819
2002	2,957	10.69	1,545	7.83	14,811	8.30	24	13.71	9	9.38	105	9.62	19,451
2003	3,139	11.35	1,591	8.07	15,202	8.52	21	12.00	6	6.25	97	8.89	20,056
2004	2,951	10.67	1,780	9.03	15,642	8.77	25	14.29	13	13.54	121	11.09	20,532
Total	27,668	100	19,722	100	178,341	100	175	100	96	100	1,091	100	227,093

* Does not include passengers of bicycles, motorcycles, or all-terrain vehicles on both tables.

Age of Drivers in Crashes*

Table 4

Crash Rates for Florida Resident Drivers in Crashes By Age Groups

Age Groups	Driver Licenses Issued	Drivers in All Crashes	Rate Per 10,000 Licensed Drivers	Drivers in Fatal Crashes	Rate Per 10,000 Licensed Drivers
Under 15	0	377		7
15-19	770,158	37,355	485.03	396	5.14
20-24	1,222,974	48,046	392.86	565	4.62
25-29	1,318,954	37,270	282.57	401	3.04
30-34	1,396,335	35,829	256.59	371	2.66
35-39	1,422,071	34,758	244.42	376	2.64
40-44	1,543,606	35,283	228.58	375	2.43
45-49	1,417,322	30,125	212.55	371	2.62
50-54	1,236,899	23,469	189.74	318	2.57
55-59	1,118,208	18,638	166.68	216	1.93
60-64	924,599	13,324	144.11	182	1.97
65-69	756,882	9,306	122.95	122	1.61
70-74	647,470	7,412	114.48	112	1.73
75-79	560,499	6,080	108.47	100	1.78
80-84	402,759	4,137	102.72	106	2.63
85+	268,269	2,431	90.62	66	2.46
Unknown	0	4,376		21
Total	15,007,005	348,216		4,105

NOTE: Drivers 15 to 19 years of age have the highest rate per 10,000 licensed drivers of crash involvement (485.03) and the highest rate in fatal crashes (5.14). Drivers 20 to 24 hold second place in both categories.

Table 5

Crash Rates for Florida Resident Drinking Drivers in Crashes By Age Groups

Age Groups	Driver Licenses Issued	Drinking Drivers in All Crashes	Rate Per 10,000 Licensed Drivers	Drinking Drivers in Fatal Crashes	Rate Per 10,000 Licensed Drivers
Under 15	0	6		0
15-19	770,158	1,062	13.79	52	0.68
20-24	1,222,974	3,096	25.32	175	1.43
25-29	1,318,954	2,122	16.09	99	0.75
30-34	1,396,335	1,800	12.89	82	0.59
35-39	1,422,071	1,716	12.07	93	0.65
40-44	1,543,606	1,941	12.57	76	0.49
45-49	1,417,322	1,553	10.96	69	0.49
50-54	1,236,899	1,104	8.93	48	0.39
55-59	1,118,208	619	5.54	28	0.25
60-64	924,599	397	4.29	20	0.22
65-69	756,882	249	3.29	10	0.13
70-74	647,470	152	2.35	4	0.06
75-79	560,499	69	1.23	6	0.11
80-84	402,759	38	0.94	5	0.12
85+	268,269	11	0.41	1	0.04
Unknown	0	194		3
Total	15,007,005	16,129		771

NOTE: Drivers 20 to 24 years of age that have been drinking had the highest rate per 10,000 licensed drivers of crash involvement (25.32) and the highest rate in fatal crashes (1.43).

* Does not include drivers of bicycles, mopeds, ATVs, or trains in "all crashes" and in "fatal crashes" categories on both tables.

Selected Age Groups*

Table 6

Crash Rates for Florida Resident Drivers
In Crashes for a Selected Age Group (15 - 29)

Age of Driver	Driver Licenses Issued	Drivers in All Crashes	Rate Per 10,000 Licensed Drivers	Drivers in Fatal Crashes	Rate Per 10,000 Licensed Drivers
Under 15	0	377		7
15	76,062	601	79.01	10	1.31
16	135,159	5,505	407.30	55	4.07
17	162,438	8,457	520.63	82	5.05
18	187,089	11,566	618.21	127	6.79
19	209,410	11,226	536.08	122	5.83
20	221,450	10,449	471.84	115	5.19
21	235,380	10,461	444.43	131	5.57
22	251,947	9,538	378.57	112	4.45
23	253,054	9,075	358.62	108	4.27
24	261,143	8,523	326.37	99	3.79
25	265,807	7,991	300.63	88	3.31
26	263,988	7,774	294.48	86	3.26
27	267,354	7,415	277.35	88	3.29
28	261,837	6,985	266.77	66	2.52
29	259,968	7,105	273.30	73	2.81

NOTE: Drivers 18 years of age have the highest rate of crash involvement in all crashes (618.21) and, also, fatal crashes (6.79).

Table 6A

Crash Rates for Florida Resident Drivers
In Crashes for a Selected Age Group (70 - 85+)

Age of Driver	Driver Licenses Issued	Drivers in All Crashes	Rate Per 10,000 Licensed Drivers	Drivers in Fatal Crashes	Rate Per 10,000 Licensed Drivers
70	135,517	1,594	117.62	21	1.55
71	127,417	1,508	118.35	30	2.35
72	130,958	1,451	110.80	19	1.45
73	125,548	1,420	113.10	21	1.67
74	128,030	1,439	112.40	21	1.64
75	119,602	1,325	110.78	15	1.25
76	119,318	1,287	107.86	20	1.68
77	113,845	1,226	107.69	22	1.93
78	107,386	1,147	106.81	17	1.58
79	100,348	1,095	109.12	26	2.59
80	96,951	1,002	103.35	21	2.17
81	86,309	905	104.86	26	3.01
82	80,560	870	107.99	24	2.98
83	73,579	705	95.82	23	3.13
84	65,360	655	100.21	12	1.84
85+	268,269	2,431	90.62	66	2.46

NOTE: Drivers 71 years of age have the highest rate of crash involvement in all crashes (118.35) but 83 year old drivers had the highest rate of involvement in fatal crashes (3.13).

* Does not include drivers of bicycles, mopeds, ATVs, or trains in "all crashes" and in "fatal crashes" categories on both tables.

Table 7

Crash Rates for Florida Resident Drinking Drivers
In Crashes for a Selected Age Group (15 - 29)

Age of Driver	Driver Licenses Issued	Drinking Drivers in All Crashes	Rate Per 10,000 Licensed Drivers	Drinking Drivers in Fatal Crashes	Rate Per 10,000 Licensed Drivers
Under 15	0	6		0
15	76,062	10	1.31	1	0.13
16	135,159	84	6.21	4	0.30
17	162,438	155	9.54	7	0.43
18	187,089	348	18.60	19	1.02
19	209,410	465	22.21	21	1.00
20	221,450	508	22.94	32	1.45
21	235,380	745	31.65	50	2.12
22	251,947	657	26.08	33	1.31
23	253,054	615	24.30	34	1.34
24	261,143	571	21.87	26	1.00
25	265,807	540	20.32	25	0.94
26	263,988	472	17.88	20	0.76
27	267,354	419	15.67	20	0.75
28	261,837	336	12.83	15	0.57
29	259,968	355	13.66	19	0.73

NOTE: 21 year old drinking drivers had the highest involvement rate in all crashes (31.65) and, also, in fatal crashes (2.12).

Table 7A

Crash Rates for Florida Resident Drinking Drivers
In Crashes for a Selected Age Group (70 - 85+)

Age of Driver	Driver Licenses Issued	Drinking Drivers in All Crashes	Rate Per 10,000 Licensed Drivers	Drinking Drivers in Fatal Crashes	Rate Per 10,000 Licensed Drivers
70	135,517	31	2.29	0	0.00
71	127,417	34	2.67	3	0.24
72	130,958	34	2.60	0	0.00
73	125,548	28	2.23	1	0.08
74	128,030	25	1.95	0	0.00
75	119,602	18	1.50	0	0.00
76	119,318	14	1.17	1	0.08
77	113,845	10	0.88	1	0.09
78	107,386	14	1.30	1	0.09
79	100,348	13	1.30	3	0.30
80	96,951	11	1.13	1	0.10
81	86,309	11	1.27	1	0.12
82	80,560	6	0.74	1	0.12
83	73,579	6	0.82	1	0.14
84	65,360	4	0.61	1	0.15
85+	268,269	11	0.41	1	0.04

NOTE: 71 year old drinking drivers had the highest involvement rate in all crashes (2.67) and the 79 year old drinking drivers had the highest involvement rate in fatal crashes (.3).

* Does not include drivers of bicycles, mopeds, ATVs, or trains in "all crashes" and in "fatal crashes" categories on both tables.

Driver Profile*

Table 8

Drivers Killed or Injured By Residence and Gender

	Male				Female				Unknown Gender
Residence	Killed	% Killed	Injured	% Injured	Killed	% Killed	Injured	% Injured	Killed	% Killed	Injured	% Injured
County of Crash	1,112	70.87	62,857	78.02	342	73.71	58,819	83.18	0	0.00	27	5.26
Non-Resident of County	344	21.92	13,065	16.22	104	22.41	9,648	13.64	0	0.00	1	0.19
Non-Resident of State	94	5.99	3,568	4.43	18	3.88	1,924	2.72	0	0.00	0	0.00
Foreign	7	0.45	411	0.51	0	0.00	145	0.21	0	0.00	0	0.00
Unknown	12	0.76	666	0.83	0	0.00	176	0.25	0	0.00	485	94.54
Total	1,569	100	80,567	100	464	100	70,712	100	0	0	513	100

Table 8A

Drivers Killed or Injured By Residence

Residence	All	% All	Killed	% Killed	Injured	% Injured
County of Crash	296,510	78.84	1,454	71.52	121,703	80.18
Non-Resident of County	58,248	15.49	448	22.04	22,714	14.96
Non-Resident of State	16,533	4.40	112	5.51	5,492	3.62
Foreign	1,908	0.51	7	0.34	556	0.37
Unknown	2,912	0.77	12	0.59	1,327	0.87
Total	376,111	100	2,033	100	151,792	100

Table 9

Drivers Killed or Injured By Age Groups

Age	All	% All	Killed	% Killed	Injured	% Injured
Under 15	996	0.26	10	0.49	802	0.53
15	846	0.22	8	0.39	482	0.32
16	5,800	1.54	22	1.08	2,280	1.50
17	8,796	2.34	36	1.77	3,505	2.31
18	12,111	3.22	68	3.34	4,903	3.23
19	11,891	3.16	54	2.66	4,940	3.25
20	11,089	2.95	54	2.66	4,531	2.99
21 - 24	39,977	10.63	207	10.18	16,416	10.81
25 - 34	77,607	20.63	312	15.35	30,515	20.10
35 - 44	74,964	19.93	329	16.18	29,288	19.29
45 -54	57,726	15.35	344	16.92	23,190	15.28
55 - 64	34,890	9.28	221	10.87	13,931	9.18
65 - 74	18,464	4.91	141	6.94	7,579	4.99
75 - 84	11,078	2.95	149	7.33	4,782	3.15
85+	2,585	0.69	55	2.71	1,135	0.75
Unknown	7,291	1.94	23	1.13	3,513	2.31
Total	376,111	100	2,033	100	151,792	100

* Includes bicycle drivers on all three tables.

Persons in Crashes by Age and Gender

Table 10

Persons Killed

		Drivers*				Passengers				Pedestrians				Bicyclists				Motorcyclists
Age Groups	Total Killed	Total	Male	Female	Unk	Total	Male	Female	Unk	Total	Male	Female	Unk	Total	Male	Female	Unk	Total	Male	Female	Unk
0-4	41	0	0	0	0	30	18	12	0	11	6	5	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
5 - 9	41	0	0	0	0	32	14	18	0	9	6	3	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
10 - 14	60	6	6	0	0	41	26	15	0	9	7	2	0	4	4	0	0	0	0	0	0
15	31	6	3	3	0	19	12	7	0	4	3	1	0	1	1	0	0	1	1	0	0
16	45	19	14	5	0	21	14	7	0	2	0	2	0	1	1	0	0	2	2	0	0
17	58	32	22	10	0	18	14	4	0	4	1	3	0	2	2	0	0	2	2	0	0
18	96	59	41	18	0	22	14	8	0	6	2	4	0	3	2	1	0	6	6	0	0
19	85	46	28	18	0	22	14	8	0	9	5	4	0	1	1	0	0	7	7	0	0
20	76	45	30	15	0	20	14	6	0	2	1	1	0	3	3	0	0	6	5	1	0
21 - 24	325	156	122	34	0	89	62	27	0	29	22	7	0	3	3	0	0	48	47	1	0
25 - 34	445	208	148	60	0	83	52	31	0	50	35	15	0	6	5	1	0	98	96	2	0
35 - 44	490	237	167	70	0	69	37	32	0	92	68	24	0	21	20	1	0	71	67	4	0
45 - 54	507	228	162	66	0	49	24	25	0	114	93	21	0	27	25	2	0	89	83	6	0
55 - 64	302	163	110	53	0	37	10	27	0	44	33	11	0	15	12	3	0	43	43	0	0
65 - 74	239	118	84	34	0	47	17	30	0	51	35	16	0	15	14	1	0	8	8	0	0
75 - 84	237	135	96	39	0	52	14	38	0	36	16	20	0	9	9	0	0	5	5	0	0
85+	101	54	40	14	0	33	14	19	0	13	6	7	0	1	1	0	0	0	0	0	0
Unknown	78	14	13	1	0	36	22	14	0	19	18	1	0	7	6	1	0	2	2	0	0
Total	3,257	1,526	1,086	440	0	720	392	328	0	504	357	147	0	119	109	10	0	388	374	14	0

Table 11

Persons Injured

		Drivers*				Passengers				Pedestrians				Bicyclists				Motorcyclists
Age Groups	Total Injured	Total	Male	Female	Unk	Total	Male	Female	Unk	Total	Male	Female	Unk	Total	Male	Female	Unk	Total	Male	Female	Unk
0-4	4,111	0	0	0	0	3,837	1,918	1,919	0	274	165	109	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
5 - 9	5,078	2	1	1	0	4,625	2,233	2,392	0	448	298	150	0	3	2	1	0	0	0	0	0
10 - 14	7,259	307	199	108	0	5,821	2,551	3,270	0	641	375	266	0	452	355	97	0	38	34	4	0
15	2,558	308	180	128	0	1,888	757	1,131	0	188	111	77	0	154	133	21	0	20	18	2	0
16	4,665	2,112	989	1,123	0	2,218	910	1,308	0	167	98	69	0	133	110	23	0	35	33	2	0
17	5,949	3,338	1,573	1,765	0	2,294	987	1,307	0	150	85	65	0	106	89	17	0	61	55	6	0
18	7,346	4,650	2,296	2,354	0	2,274	1,017	1,257	0	169	98	71	0	119	101	18	0	134	128	6	0
19	7,085	4,627	2,294	2,333	0	2,022	911	1,111	0	123	76	47	0	115	90	25	0	198	188	10	0
20	6,443	4,225	2,054	2,171	0	1,794	871	923	0	118	75	43	0	91	78	13	0	215	209	6	0
21 - 24	22,609	15,164	7,464	7,698	2	5,703	2,709	2,994	0	490	302	187	1	320	243	77	0	932	879	53	0
25 - 34	39,497	28,519	14,161	14,356	2	8,059	3,537	4,522	0	923	602	321	0	540	419	121	0	1,456	1,369	87	0
35 - 44	36,952	27,125	13,616	13,505	4	6,563	2,540	4,023	0	1,101	701	400	0	818	642	176	0	1,345	1,199	146	0
45 - 54	29,776	21,303	10,588	10,714	1	5,584	1,802	3,782	0	1,002	629	373	0	695	596	99	0	1,192	1,074	118	0
55 - 64	18,139	13,015	6,682	6,333	0	3,566	940	2,626	0	642	364	278	0	324	279	45	0	592	551	41	0
65 - 74	10,694	7,244	3,992	3,252	0	2,700	654	2,046	0	415	237	178	0	177	156	21	0	158	148	10	0
75 - 84	7,109	4,687	2,530	2,157	0	1,967	489	1,478	0	360	172	188	0	77	69	8	0	18	17	1	0
85+	1,878	1,111	626	485	0	613	181	432	0	130	59	71	0	17	14	3	0	7	6	1	0
Unknown	10,044	2,677	1,384	801	492	6,321	2,527	3,794	0	210	149	61	0	679	515	158	6	157	139	12	6
Total	227,192	140,414	70,629	69,284	501	67,849	27,534	40,315	0	7,551	4,596	2,954	1	4,820	3,891	923	6	6,558	6,047	505	6

* Does not includes bicycle or motorcycle drivers.

Pedestrian Behavior

Table 14

Pedestrians in Crashes By Age
and Percent Drinking

Age Group	Number Pedestrians	Number Drinking	Percent Drinking
0 - 4	299	2	0.67
5 - 9	467	2	0.43
10 - 14	680	4	0.59
15 - 19	878	35	3.99
20 - 24	678	89	13.13
25 - 29	516	69	13.37
30 - 34	528	83	15.72
35 - 39	58	89	15.19
40 - 44	680	140	20.59
45 - 49	659	144	21.85
50 - 54	533	83	15.57
55 - 59	403	48	11.91
60 - 64	311	26	8.36
65 - 69	274	15	5.47
70 - 74	214	9	4.21
75 - 79	215	6	2.79
80 - 84	196	2	1.02
85+	145	0	0.00
Unknown	276	43	15.58
Total	8,538	889	10.41

Table 15

Pedestrians in Crashes By Injury
Severity and Percent Drinking

Injury Severity	Number Pedestrians	Number Drinking	Percent Drinking
No Injury	464	39	8.41
Possible Injury	2,469	149	6.03
Non-Incapacitating Injury	3,218	253	7.86
Incapacitating Injury	1,864	265	14.22
Fatal Injury	504	178	35.32
Non-Traffic Fatality	9	3	33.33
Unknown	10	2	20.00
Total	8,538	889	10.41

NOTE: Drinking is a major problem with pedestrians in traffic crashes. 10.41% (889) of all pedestrians in crashes (8,538) had been drinking and 35.32% (178) of all pedestrian fatalities (504) had been drinking.

Pedestrian Crash Trend

Chart 3 - Pedestrians Killed 1995 through 2004

Chart 4 - Pedestrians Injured 1995 through 2004

Chart 5 - Pedestrian Fatality Rate* 1995 through 2004

Truck Passengers

Table 16

Passengers Riding in Beds of Trucks by Age and Truck Types

	Light (Pickup) Trucks				All Types of Trucks
Age Groups	Killed	%	Injured	%	Killed	%	Injured	%
0-4	0	0.00	6	2.34	0	0.00	6	2.14
5-9	0	0.00	16	6.25	0	0.00	16	5.71
10-14	1	6.67	38	14.84	1	5.88	38	13.57
15-19	4	26.67	63	24.61	4	23.53	65	23.21
20-24	1	6.67	35	13.67	2	11.76	38	13.57
25-34	4	26.67	32	12.50	4	23.53	39	13.93
35-44	1	6.67	23	8.98	1	5.88	29	10.36
45-54	3	20.00	14	5.47	4	23.53	16	5.71
55-64	1	6.67	5	1.95	1	5.88	6	2.14
65-74	0	0.00	1	0.39	0	0.00	1	0.36
75-84	0	0.00	0	0.00	0	0.00	0	0.00
85+	0	0.00	1	0.39	0	0.00	1	0.36
Unknown	0	0.00	22	8.59	0	0.00	25	8.93
TOTAL	15	100	256	100	17	100	280	100

Florida Motoring Environment

Table 17

Year	Licensed Drivers	Registered Vehicles ++	Vehicle Miles *	Crashes	Non-Fatal Injuries	Deaths	Mileage Death Rate**

1985	9,630,975	10,827,693	88,057	250,412	216,596	2,870	3.26
1986	9,924,110	11,651,253	87,325	242,381	219,352	2,874	3.29
1987	10,241,063	11,738,273	92,865	240,429	215,886	2,891	3.11
1988	10,648,019	11,997,948	105,030	256,543	230,738	3,152	3.00
1989	11,109,288	12,276,272	108,876	252,439	230,060	3,033	2.79
1990	11,612,402	12,465,790	109,997	216,245	214,208	2,951	2.68
1991	12,170,821	11,184,146+	113,484	195,312	195,122	2,523	2.22
1992	11,550,126	11,205,298	114,000	196,176	205,432	2,480	2.18
1993	11,767,409	11,159,938	119,768	199,039	212,497	2,719	2.27
1994	11,992,578	11,393,982	120,929	206,183	223,458	2,722	2.25
1995	12,019,156	11,557,811	127,800	228,589	233,900	2,847	2.23
1996	12,343,598	12,003,930	129,637	241,377	243,320	2,806	2.16
1997	12,691,835	12,170,375	133,276	240,639	240,001	2,811	2.11
1998	13,012,132	11,277,808	136,680	245,440	241,863	2,889	2.11
1999	13,398,895	11,611,993	140,868	243,409	232,225	2,920	2.07
2000	14,041,846	11,948,485	149,857	246,541	231,588	2,999	2.00
2001	14,346,373	13,448,202	171,029	256,169	234,600	3,013	1.76
2002	14,604,720	12,989,278	178,680	250,470	229,611	3,143	1.76
2003	14,847,416#	14,080,886	185,642	243,294	221,639	3,179	1.71
2004	15,007,005	14,512,264	196,722	252,902	227,192	3,257	1.66

* In Millions
** Per 100 Million Vehicle Miles of Travel
+ Decrease Reflects Change in Accounting Method
++ Beginning in Year 1998, Does Not Include Count of Trailers with Tags
# Revised

NOTE: All 1992 data in this publication has been updated from preliminary figures published in the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles Traffic Crash Data, 1992. Figures from the 1992 publication should not be used for year-to-year comparisons.

Holiday Traffic Fatalities

Table 18

HOLIDAY PERIOD		2000	2001	2002	2003	2004
New Year	Hours Fatalities Rate* Alcohol Related Fatalities	72 25 0.35 12	96 30 0.31 10	96 33 0.34 7	48 20 0.42 11	48 25 0.52 11
Memorial Day	Hours Fatalities Rate* Alcohol Related Fatalities	96 43 0.45 15	96 45 0.47 20	96 30 0.31 8	96 46 0.48 24	96 41 0.43 17
Independence Day	Hours Fatalities Rate* Alcohol Related Fatalities	120 36 0.30 10	48 20 0.42 12	48 7 0.15 4	96 30 0.31 14	96 42 0.44 14
Labor Day	Hours Fatalities Rate* Alcohol Related Fatalities	96 32 0.33 13	96 22 0.23 8	96 42 0.44 18	96 36 0.38 17	96 23 0.24 7
Thanksgiving	Hours Fatalities Rate* Alcohol Related Fatalities	120 39 0.33 14	120 36 0.30 17	120 49 0.41 22	120 48 0.40 14	120 55 0.46 24
Christmas	Hours Fatalities Rate* Alcohol Related Fatalities	96 38 0.40 11	96 42 0.44 14	48 19 0.40 3	48 18 0.38 4	72 33 0.46 15
All Days in Year	Hours Fatalities Rate* Alcohol Related Fatalities	8,784 2,999 0.34 979	8,760 3,013 0.34 1,000	8,760 3,143 0.36 1,007	8,760 3,179 0.36 1,096	8,784 3,257 0.37 1,093

* Fatalities Per Hour

NOTE: New Year 2004 Holiday experienced the highest fatality rate per hour (0.52) with 25 people killed in the 48 hour holiday period. 44% (11) of these fatalities had alcohol involved in the crash.

Traffic Crashes by Day of Week/Time of Day

Table 19

Motor Vehicle Crashes by
Day of Week and Time of Day

Time of Crash		Total		Monday		Tuesday		Wednesday		Thursday		Friday		Saturday		Sunday
Hour Beginning		All	Fatal	All	Fatal	All	Fatal	All	Fatal	All	Fatal	All	Fatal	All	Fatal	All	Fatal
	Midnight	6,457	117	804	17	545	14	622	8	750	16	808	16	1,477	24	1,451	22
	1:00	5,108	115	489	11	437	9	409	10	552	7	681	15	1,287	25	1,253	38
	2:00	5,216	123	448	6	376	6	438	6	576	12	708	19	1,360	40	1,310	34
	3:00	4,031	89	388	11	318	8	313	6	401	7	476	12	1,030	26	1,105	19
	4:00	2,995	74	286	8	235	0	269	11	316	7	385	8	750	19	754	21
	5:00	3,120	75	381	9	352	7	361	12	388	16	442	11	624	6	572	14
Before	6:00	5,988	116	990	23	977	14	948	19	983	15	966	22	623	10	501	13
noon	7:00	10,239	85	1,744	12	1,877	11	1,754	10	1,800	14	1,653	17	820	11	591	10
	8:00	10,748	78	1,797	11	1,956	10	1,825	6	1,824	15	1,777	15	939	14	630	7
	9:00	9,180	87	1,502	15	1,507	12	1,419	16	1,382	12	1,471	9	1,114	16	785	7
	10:00	10,140	102	1,555	14	1,535	15	1,441	10	1,489	15	1,565	17	1,501	15	1,054	16
	11:00	11,526	101	1,685	12	1,737	18	1,617	18	1,648	13	1,848	15	1,746	10	1,245	15
	Noon	13,604	105	2,082	14	1,971	15	1,908	19	1,929	3	2,198	21	1,977	19	1,539	14
	1:00	13,882	117	1,934	12	2,131	14	1,933	16	1,950	19	2,287	20	2,019	19	1,628	17
	2:00	15,667	135	2,369	16	2,246	14	2,259	15	2,312	18	2,657	20	2,080	25	1,744	27
	3:00	18,047	132	2,799	18	2,803	22	2,607	17	2,621	17	3,213	24	2,148	14	1,856	20
	4:00	18,357	135	2,769	23	2,815	15	2,690	12	2,724	23	3,324	28	2,252	14	1,783	20
	5:00	18,974	150	2,856	8	2,973	25	3,002	27	2,895	17	3,257	17	2,059	18	1,932	38
After	6:00	15,990	151	2,245	19	2,250	20	2,351	17	2,357	24	2,834	25	2,145	23	1,808	23
noon	7:00	12,442	178	1,588	16	1,549	22	1,756	24	1,733	22	2,215	35	1,933	37	1,668	22
	8:00	10,748	175	1,330	17	1,315	25	1,401	24	1,405	23	1,924	35	1,823	33	1,550	18
	9:00	10,092	173	1,159	20	1,260	18	1,395	17	1,311	29	1,809	20	1,722	38	1,436	31
	10:00	8,803	145	976	9	1,000	18	1,045	24	1,161	20	1,766	31	1,690	22	1,165	21
	11:00	7,439	157	755	14	764	18	865	18	962	18	1,594	38	1,556	34	943	17
	Not Stated	4,109	21	607	2	523	1	516	0	589	4	635	3	650	4	589	7
	Total	252,902	2,936	35,538	337	35,452	351	35,144	362	36,058	386	42,493	493	37,325	516	30,892	491

NOTE: Friday, during the 4 P.M. hour, had the highest number of all types of crashes (3,324). Saturday, during the 2 A.M. hour, had the highest number of fatal crashes in Florida (40). Four different times tie for second place with 38 fatal crashes each. They are Friday, 11 P.M.; Saturday, 9 P.M.; Sunday, 1 A.M.; and Sunday, 5 P.M.

Traffic Crashes by Month

Contributing Causes*

Table 20

Contributing Causes of Drivers in Crashes

	Type of Crash
Contributing Cause	Fatal	%	Injury	%	Vehicle and/or Property Damage Only	%
Careless Driving	946	25.48	53,944	36.81	16,737	35.41
Failed/Yield Right-of-Way	508	13.69	28,316	19.32	6,819	14.43
Improper Backing**	9	0.24	1,598	1.09	1,242	2.63
Improper Lane Change**	69	1.86	4,255	2.90	1,660	3.51
Improper Turn**	71	1.91	5,298	3.62	1,465	3.10
Alcohol-Under Influence	404	10.88	3,693	2.52	3,441	7.28
Drugs-Under Influence**	62	1.67	275	0.19	265	0.56
Alcohol & Drugs-Under Influence	89	2.40	508	0.35	554	1.17
Followed Too Closely	9	0.24	6,135	4.19	1,913	4.05
Disregarded Traffic Signal	96	2.59	6,341	4.33	1,328	2.81
Exceeded Safe Speed Limit	293	7.89	3,914	2.67	1,155	2.44
Exceeded Stated Speed Limit	206	5.55	1,082	0.74	238	0.50
Disregarded Stop Sign	74	1.99	2,723	1.86	613	1.30
Failed to Maintain Equipment	37	1.00	1,402	0.96	580	1.23
Improper Passing**	39	1.05	737	0.50	249	0.53
Drove Left of Center	146	3.93	1,151	0.79	306	0.65
Obstructing Traffic**	16	0.43	414	0.28	126	0.27
Improper Load**	4	0.11	169	0.12	99	0.21
Disregard Other Traffic Control	10	0.27	433	0.30	156	0.33
Driving Wrong Side/Way**	60	1.62	871	0.59	205	0.43
Fleeing Police**	5	0.13	333	0.23	160	0.34
Vehicle Modified**	4	0.11	22	0.02	2	0.00
Driver Distraction	17	0.46	1,373	0.94	369	0.78
All Other	538	14.49	21,569	14.72	7,586	16.05
Total	3,712	100	146,556	100	47,268	100

* This table lists contributing causes reported by the investigating officer for drivers in traffic crashes. There can be up to three contributing causes per driver.

**These categories were combined together as "Other" in the previous Florida Traffic Crash Statistics books.

Environmental Causes

Table 21

Lighting Conditions at the Time of Crash

Lighting Conditions	All Crashes	Fatal Crashes	Injury Crashes	Vehicle and/or Property Damage Only Crashes
Daylight	161,487	1,290	97,669	62,528
Dusk	7,010	75	3,949	2,986
Dawn	3,344	60	1,897	1,387
Darkness	76,636	1,498	37,867	37,271
Unknown	4,425	13	1,006	3,406
Total	252,902	2,936	142,388	107,578

Table 22

Road Surface Conditions at the Time of Crash

Surface Conditions	All Crashes	Fatal Crashes	Injury Crashes	Vehicle and/or Property Damage Only Crashes
Dry	215,862	2,618	121,684	91,560
Wet	32,087	298	18,641	13,148
Slippery	1,383	5	885	493
Icy	67	2	32	33
Other	3,503	13	1,146	2,344
Total	252,902	2,936	142,388	107,578

Vehicle Harmful Events*

Table 23

	Type of Crash
Vehicle Harmful Events	Fatal	%	Injury	%	Vehicle and/or Property Damage Only	%
Collision With MV in Transport (Rear-end)	277	4.36	71,377	24.71	23,131	20.24
Collision With MV in Transport (Head-on)	445	7.01	7,666	2.65	2,048	1.79
Collision With MV in Transport (Angle)	1,085	17.09	48,391	16.75	15,179	13.28
Collision With MV in Transport (Left Turn)	318	5.01	19,778	6.85	5,597	4.90
Collision With MV in Transport (Right Turn)	8	0.13	2,297	0.80	1,374	1.20
Collision With MV in Transport (Sideswipe)	171	2.69	9,924	3.43	8,170	7.15
Collision With MV in Transport (Backed Into)	9	0.14	1,480	0.51	2,028	1.77
Collision With Parked Car	54	0.85	2,173	0.75	1,865	1.63
Collision With MV on Other Roadway	85	1.34	8,228	2.85	3,366	2.95
Collision With Pedestrian	424	6.68	4,544	1.57	55	0.05
Collision With Bicycle	107	1.69	4,067	1.41	235	0.21
Collision With Moped	3	0.05	167	0.06	17	0.01
Collision With Train	10	0.16	47	0.02	36	0.03
Collision With Animal	6	0.09	321	0.11	185	0.16
Collision With Fixed Object	1,132	17.83	23,966	8.30	10,677	9.34
Collision With Moveable Object On Road	48	0.76	1,014	0.35	1,112	0.97
Collision With Fixed Object Above Road	38	0.60	1,171	0.41	642	0.56
Ran Into Ditch/Culvert**	192	3.02	4,607	1.59	1,726	1.51
Ran Off Road Into Water	65	1.02	637	0.22	370	0.32
Overturned	702	11.06	9,486	3.28	1,585	1.39
Occupant Fell from Vehicle**	226	3.56	2,074	0.72	57	0.05
Tractor/Trailer Jackknifed**	18	0.28	155	0.05	153	0.13
Fire**	81	1.28	195	0.07	229	0.20
Explosion**	2	0.03	4	0.00	1	0.00
Downhill Runaway**	0	0.00	21	0.01	9	0.01
Cargo Loss or Shift**	5	0.08	199	0.07	167	0.15
Separation of Units**	1	0.02	98	0.03	63	0.06
Median Crossover	69	1.09	645	0.22	274	0.24
All Other	767	12.08	64,179	22.21	33,929	29.69
Total	6,348	100	288,911	100	114,280	100

* This table lists harmful events reported by the investigating officer for vehicles in traffic crashes. There can be up to four harmful events per vehicle.

**These categories were combined together as "Other" in the previous Florida Traffic Crash Statistics books.

County Data

Table 24

5 YEAR CRASH HISTORY BY COUNTY

COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	\|	COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004
ALACHUA	3,818	4,007	4,140	3,937	3,928	\|	LEVY	388	412	407	416	444
BAKER	240	240	234	220	270	\|	LIBERTY	65	55	70	65	64
BAY	1,916	1,996	2,296	2,223	2,503	\|	MADISON	235	222	244	234	239
BRADFORD	220	353	306	341	267	\|	MANATEE	3,329	3,640	3,537	3,700	3,777
BREVARD	4,756	4,672	4,515	4,562	4,532	\|	MARION	3,017	2,979	3,320	3,476	3,512
BROWARD	27,814	28,262	27,096	26,444	26,627	\|	MARTIN	1,370	1,637	1,725	1,659	1,789
CALHOUN	116	113	105	98	99	\|	MIAMI-DADE	51,132	54,519	49,922	45,731	46,166
CHARLOTTE	1,587	1,661	1,702	1,818	2,053	\|	MONROE	1,396	1,608	1,649	1,610	1,548
CITRUS	933	1,064	860	809	1,091	\|	NASSAU	545	580	581	460	496
CLAY	1,340	1,289	1,863	1,762	1,880	\|	OKALOOSA	1,781	2,025	2,048	2,074	2,174
COLLIER	2,854	3,003	2,901	2,737	2,738	\|	OKEECHOBEE	347	308	373	406	363
COLUMBIA	711	806	828	801	861	\|	ORANGE	15,840	16,003	14,918	14,654	15,893
DE SOTO	320	356	295	303	391	\|	OSCEOLA	2,064	2,304	2,081	1,973	2,950
DIXIE	134	129	143	182	136	\|	PALM BEACH	15,079	15,731	14,906	15,409	15,778
DUVAL	14,389	14,852	15,099	13,435	14,116	\|	PASCO	3,946	3,806	3,956	3,999	5,634
ESCAMBIA	3,723	3,828	3,944	4,296	4,377	\|	PINELLAS	13,867	14,776	14,019	13,550	13,823
FLAGLER	438	326	460	508	609	\|	POLK	6,525	6,553	6,606	6,635	7,522
FRANKLIN	94	103	126	107	95	\|	PUTNAM	1,027	998	918	855	944
GADSDEN	705	696	647	704	711	\|	ST. JOHNS	1,518	1,532	1,562	1,870	1,660
GILCHRIST	105	152	146	183	167	\|	ST. LUCIE	2,003	2,229	2,093	2,074	2,409
GLADES	129	142	112	115	120	\|	SANTA ROSA	1,070	1,157	1,184	1,259	1,402
GULF	143	88	119	97	96	\|	SARASOTA	3,698	3,687	3,724	3,631	3,507
HAMILTON	135	137	156	148	159	\|	SEMINOLE	3,314	3,188	2,980	2,972	2,945
HARDEE	306	330	297	268	285	\|	SUMTER	495	509	528	547	687
HENDRY	313	303	332	355	351	\|	SUWANNEE	393	379	416	389	417
HERNANDO	1,253	1,285	1,361	1,292	1,460	\|	TAYLOR	196	219	246	242	244
HIGHLANDS	578	699	732	770	826	\|	UNION	77	116	90	90	92
HILLSBOROUGH	20,192	20,604	21,609	21,242	21,722	\|	VOLUSIA	6,448	6,621	6,570	6,244	6,332
HOLMES	125	143	126	147	128	\|	WAKULLA	231	224	251	255	186
INDIAN RIVER	1,358	1,479	1,435	1,375	1,445	\|	WALTON	493	519	516	567	628
JACKSON	496	504	521	523	513	\|	WASHINGTON	202	204	188	174	218
JEFFERSON	206	188	162	131	153	\|
LAFAYETTE	64	51	59	59	57	\|	UNKNOWN	56	8	0	2	9
LAKE	2,256	2,331	2,390	2,409	2,497	\|
LEE	5,008	5,525	5,634	5,963	5,834	\|	STATEWIDE	246,541	256,169	250,470	243,294	252,902
LEON	5,619	5,704	6,091	5,708	5,953

Table 25

5 YEAR ALCOHOL-RELATED CRASH HISTORY BY COUNTY

COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	\|	COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004
ALACHUA	397	381	355	339	349	\|	LEVY	75	73	47	66	59
BAKER	36	38	33	34	40	\|	LIBERTY	10	14	12	20	10
BAY	386	363	371	380	447	\|	MADISON	28	25	26	32	23
BRADFORD	41	48	27	52	27	\|	MANATEE	497	560	421	442	488
BREVARD	728	729	673	686	627	\|	MARION	319	313	278	315	309
BROWARD	2,002	2,026	1,619	1,821	1,773	\|	MARTIN	236	237	247	241	233
CALHOUN	28	32	20	15	22	\|	MIAMI-DADE	2,007	2,314	1,876	2,027	1,915
CHARLOTTE	196	203	181	191	211	\|	MONROE	260	264	244	267	282
CITRUS	137	153	141	125	152	\|	NASSAU	80	94	80	90	77
CLAY	194	180	201	203	210	\|	OKALOOSA	302	321	324	352	340
COLLIER	452	472	426	413	431	\|	OKEECHOBEE	62	57	62	70	61
COLUMBIA	108	117	122	113	133	\|	ORANGE	1,444	1,382	1,052	1,193	1,287
DE SOTO	49	58	37	31	56	\|	OSCEOLA	190	244	194	182	246
DIXIE	35	28	23	34	28	\|	PALM BEACH	1,354	1,439	1,283	1,415	1,339
DUVAL	1,311	1,298	1,177	1,159	1,245	\|	PASCO	480	506	483	516	581
ESCAMBIA	512	486	515	602	536	\|	PINELLAS	1,604	1,802	1,560	1,631	1,610
FLAGLER	58	52	49	68	78	\|	POLK	672	660	577	597	649
FRANKLIN	20	27	38	29	33	\|	PUTNAM	162	160	109	128	141
GADSDEN	112	111	92	89	104	\|	ST. JOHNS	226	230	199	248	227
GILCHRIST	12	31	23	37	25	\|	ST. LUCIE	235	237	239	238	263
GLADES	19	22	17	16	20	\|	SANTA ROSA	135	142	143	135	159
GULF	29	20	24	20	21	\|	SARASOTA	536	565 478	493	452
HAMILTON	19	17	27	18	28	\|	SEMINOLE	404	373	321	412	437
HARDEE	30	28	26	33	31	\|	SUMTER	63	64	56	44	69
HENDRY	46	47	52	45	56	\|	SUWANNEE	76	62	55	59	64
HERNANDO	182	186	183	174	202	\|	TAYLOR	35	36	43	36	43
HIGHLANDS	76	81	86	79	82	\|	UNION	14	22	12	16	12
HILLSBOROUGH	2,073	2,112	1,939	1,986	1,976	\|	VOLUSIA	803	792	736	738	739
HOLMES	20	27	24	18	30	\|	WAKULLA	64	62	58	66	51
INDIAN RIVER	158	163	144	144	144	\|	WALTON	111	69	85	88	98
JACKSON	78	66	82	79	84	\|	WASHINGTON	27	29	31	28	35
JEFFERSON	24	23	28	12	16
LAFAYETTE	18	6	11	13	6	\|	UNKNOWN	3	0	0	0	2
LAKE	272	271	281	271	288
LEE	691	806	686	800	765	\|	STATEWIDE	23,578	24,411	21,533	22,752	23,013
LEON	515	555	469	438	436

Table 26

5 YEAR FATALITY HISTORY BY COUNTY

COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	\|	COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004
ALACHUA	44	50	35	29	50	\|	LEVY	21	16	13	15	14
BAKER	8	6	13	12	5	\|	LIBERTY	1	1	2	7	1
BAY	25	34	26	38	37	\|	MADISON	13	11	10	8	10
BRADFORD	13	7	7	14	2	\|	MANATEE	59	59	43	77	61
BREVARD	76	79	113	87	80	\|	MARION	80	86	82	115	87
BROWARD	221	199	184	185	202	\|	MARTIN	38	23	32	33	50
CALHOUN	10	6	1	5	6	\|	MIAMI-DADE	302	313	353	325	318
CHARLOTTE	39	20	24	19	37	\|	MONROE	21	23	19	26	30
CITRUS	27	21	33	32	38	\|	NASSAU	14	20	11	14	11
CLAY	19	18	20	17	30	\|	OKALOOSA	21	29	36	27	8
COLLIER	67	66	64	79	57	\|	OKEECHOBEE	10	16	12	21	14
COLUMBIA	23	21	29	32	32	\|	ORANGE	153	169	164	169	186
DE SOTO	21	10	13	11	14	\|	OSCEOLA	55	52	74	56	74
DIXIE	4	7	4	8	4	\|	PALM BEACH	173	197	198	208	178
DUVAL	106	119	118	122	131	\|	PASCO	81	102	97	83	78
ESCAMBIA	42	47	45	42	50	\|	PINELLAS	122	100	119	103	118
FLAGLER	18	16	16	17	20	\|	POLK	125	111	127	116	142
FRANKLIN	4	2	5	5	3	\|	PUTNAM	33	24	27	24	25
GADSDEN	13	23	13	19	25	\|	ST. JOHNS	38	30	36	31	39
GILCHRIST	5	3	6	8	6	\|	ST. LUCIE	31	58	48	42	46
GLADES	11	9	8	6	10	\|	SANTA ROSA	15	15	21	38	21
GULF	1	4	2	6	4	\|	SARASOTA	57	41	48	71	53
HAMILTON	5	3	13	10	15	\|	SEMINOLE	38	44	33	24	62
HARDEE	10	19	9	9	10	\|	SUMTER	17	19	27	13	22
HENDRY	11	19	16	13	26	\|	SUWANNEE	12	10	23	14	19
HERNANDO	27	25	25	34	45	\|	TAYLOR	10	5	7	8	5
HIGHLANDS	23	21	35	21	20	\|	UNION	2	3	4	4	4
HILLSBOROUGH	199	177	223	198	189	\|	VOLUSIA	80	96	112	91	131
HOLMES	8	7	10	7	5	\|	WAKULLA	10	5	4	9	2
INDIAN RIVER	20	32	28	42	41	\|	WALTON	17	15	17	20	22
JACKSON	17	22	17	24	21	\|	WASHINGTON	11	18	7	3	9
JEFFERSON	12	9	11	4	9	\|
LAFAYETTE	3	2	2	0	1	\|	UNKNOWN	0	0	0	0	0
LAKE	59	61	71	72	67	\|
LEE	103	113	71	121	108	\|	STATEWIDE	2,999	3,013	3,143	3,179	3,257
LEON	45	25	27	36	17	\|

Table 27

5 YEAR ALCOHOL-RELATED FATALITY HISTORY BY COUNTY

COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	\|	COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004
ALACHUA	19	17	9	12	12	\|	LEVY	9	6	9	4	4
BAKER	2	5	4	9	1	\|	LIBERTY	0	1	1	6	0
BAY	6	15	8	15	23	\|	MADISON	5	7	3	1	1
BRADFORD	3	5	4	8	1	\|	MANATEE	15	27	12	24	19
BREVARD	21	31	35	36	30	\|	MARION	37	38	33	49	29
BROWARD	35	52	29	59	53	\|	MARTIN	13	2	10	6	14
CALHOUN	4	4	0	2	2	\|	MIAMI-DADE	51	70	84	78	78
CHARLOTTE	14	7	4	6	15	\|	MONROE	8	10	10	6	16
CITRUS	7	7	7	7	13	\|	NASSAU	5	7	4	12	4
CLAY	8	4	5	7	17	\|	OKALOOSA	5	6	14	12	2
COLLIER	13	17	16	21	13	\|	OKEECHOBEE	4	4	6	11	5
COLUMBIA	6	9	8	10	8	\|	ORANGE	57	65	64	66	74
DE SOTO	9	5	4	7	8	\|	OSCEOLA	18	16	28	23	17
DIXIE	3	4	3	4	2	\|	PALM BEACH	47	58	58	54	62
DUVAL	41	50	38	35	49	\|	PASCO	38	34	33	33	33
ESCAMBIA	24	24	17	20	22	\|	PINELLAS	55	33	51	37	48
FLAGLER	7	7	8	8	5	\|	POLK	42	31	38	36	40
FRANKLIN	2	2	1	2	3	\|	PUTNAM	16	11	11	11	8
GADSDEN	8	10	5	7	6	\|	ST. JOHNS	8	5	17	9	11
GILCHRIST	1	2	3	1	1	\|	ST. LUCIE	9	16	14	13	4
GLADES	6	6	6	3	3	\|	SANTA ROSA	6	6	11	10	7
GULF	1	3	1	5	0	\|	SARASOTA	21	13	16	34	20
HAMILTON	1	0	2	5	8	\|	SEMINOLE	10	12	3	12	24
HARDEE	4	3	1	3	5	\|	SUMTER	5	4	6	2	8
HENDRY	4	11	9	5	8	\|	SUWANNEE	6	6	5	8	5
HERNANDO	9	3	3	7	9	\|	TAYLOR	4	1	2	3	2
HIGHLANDS	13	10	10	7	4	\|	UNION	0	1	1	1	1
HILLSBOROUGH	70	62	79	73	75	\|	VOLUSIA	38	30	48	42	60
HOLMES	4	4	5	2	3	\|	WAKULLA	7	3	1	5	2
INDIAN RIVER	2	11	6	9	10	\|	WALTON	6	5	10	8	8
JACKSON	7	7	7	7	8	\|	WASHINGTON	2	2	4	2	2
JEFFERSON	3	0	3	2	4	\|
LAFAYETTE	1	2	0	0	0	\|	UNKNOWN	0	0	0	0	0
LAKE	17	21	27	20	24	\|
LEE	38	42	24	42	32	\|	STATEWIDE	979	1,000	1,007	1,096	1,093
LEON	19	8	9	12	8	\|

Table 28

5 YEAR INJURY HISTORY BY COUNTY

COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	\|	COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004
ALACHUA	3,185	3,176	3,164	2,955	2,814	\|	LEVY	459	472	437	455	523
BAKER	238	265	266	251	260	\|	LIBERTY	76	70	91	68	79
BAY	1,864	1,908	2,132	2,121	2,214	\|	MADISON	258	261	275	241	311
BRADFORD	230	321	319	327	250	\|	MANATEE	3,027	3,120	3,090	3,123	3,251
BREVARD	5,101	4,850	4,787	4,932	4,760	\|	MARION	3,966	3,636	3,738	3,839	3,574
BROWARD	25,608	25,530	24,887	24,023	23,600	\|	MARTIN	1,316	1,479	1,535	1,496	1,486
CALHOUN	148	132	125	128	129	\|	MIAMI-DADE	40,714	43,954	41,699	37,676	37,955
CHARLOTTE	1,459	1,502	1,474	1,489	1,643	\|	MONROE	1,304	1,387	1,386	1,348	1,203
CITRUS	1,052	1,086	911	956	1,232	\|	NASSAU	522	567	585	439	519
CLAY	1,190	1,208	1,494	1,269	1,291	\|	OKALOOSA	1,679	1,799	1,923	1,891	1,853
COLLIER	2,620	2,722	2,575	2,333	2,482	\|	OKEECHOBEE	404	354	421	467	373
COLUMBIA	845	888	1,034	930	1,006	\|	ORANGE	17,378	16,581	15,344	14,986	15,009
DE SOTO	370	467	319	307	401	\|	OSCEOLA	2,412	2,543	2,416	2,053	3,132
DIXIE	141	135	136	140	151	\|	PALM BEACH	15,169	15,570	14,677	14,876	15,694
DUVAL	11,289	11,053	11,457	9,778	10,455	\|	PASCO	4,878	,526	4,323	4,435	6,862
ESCAMBIA	4,196	4,388	4,440	4,744	4,834	\|	PINELLAS	13,308	13,312	12,147	11,310	11,593
FLAGLER	559	440	634	638	721	\|	POLK	6,738	6,806	7,027	6,888	7,355
FRANKLIN	101	120	132	99	93	\|	PUTNAM	954	879	744	825	891
GADSDEN	731	650	700	668	766	\|	ST. JOHNS	1,631	1,555	1,569	1,981	1,576
GILCHRIST	123	144	154	164	174	\|	ST. LUCIE	1,979	2,279	2,143	2,164	2,178
GLADES	156	128	114	84	126	\|	SANTA ROSA	1,449	1,572	1,552	1,690	1,710
GULF	155	86	129	105	88	\|	SARASOTA	3,600	3,390	3,455	3,357	3,088
HAMILTON	161	167	151	144	145	\|	SEMINOLE	2,887	2,770	2,757	2,707	2,527
HARDEE	350	406	339	239	327	\|	SUMTER 587	624	643	682	789
HENDRY	355	275	361	342	364	\|	SUWANNEE	464	434	455	374	438
HERNANDO	1,614	1,597	1,692	1,672	1,956	\|	TAYLOR	207	221	225	244	302
HIGHLANDS	750	787	736	763	814	\|	UNION	111	126	91	112	91
HILLSBOROUGH	19,063	19,022	19,214	19,063	18,408	\|	VOLUSIA	5,766	5,760	5,671	5,629	5,406
HOLMES	195	155	164	190	183	\|	WAKULLA	275	259	274	292	196
INDIAN RIVER	1,195	1,326	1,321	1,273	1,316	\|	WALTON	583	703	584	673	672
JACKSON	664	614	543	666	591	\|	WASHINGTON	260	237	235	174	241
JEFFERSON	259	254	205	137	191
LAFAYETTE	65	53	62	40	77	\|	UNKNOWN	51	7	0	8	19
LAKE	2,182	2,357	2,346	2,442	2,561
LEE	4,854	4,967	5,096	5,571	5,240	\|	STATEWIDE	231,588	234,600	229,611	221,639	227,192
LEON	4,108	4,168	4,486	4,153	4,633

Table 29

5 YEAR ALCOHOL-RELATED INJURY HISTORY BY COUNTY

COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	\|	COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004
ALACHUA	285	269	237	228	235	\|	LEVY	84	84	51	55	61
BAKER	45	47	26	32	34	\|	LIBERTY	9	17	16	14	9
BAY	323	249	260	243	314	\|	MADISON	27	29	11	29	35
BRADFORD	47	43	28	47	23	\|	MANATEE	417	387	320	295	378
BREVARD	606	562	525	502	457	\|	MARION	351	324	281	300	286
BROWARD	1,573	1,713	1,350	1,475	1,377	\|	MARTIN	149	153	131	159	146
CALHOUN	36	31	23	17	30	\|	MIAMI-DADE	1,709	2,040	1,530	1,606	1,597
CHARLOTTE	192	180	127	150	181	\|	MONROE	183	203	151	185	172
CITRUS	134	164	126	92	105	\|	NASSAU	70	84	67	60	64
CLAY	135	132	128	124	134	\|	OKALOOSA	206	203	251	203	191
COLLIER	351	370	285	325	289	\|	OKEECHOBEE	50	59	58	64	41
COLUMBIA	102	116	117	95	102	\|	ORANGE	1,351	1,181	872	1,007	990
DE SOTO	44	100	25	29	40	\|	OSCEOLA	194	221	163	161	230
DIXIE	32	25	18	24	19	\|	PALM BEACH	1,115	1,208	1,025	1,076	1,131
DUVAL	971	905	778	776	847	\|	PASCO	470	434	383	449	545
ESCAMBIA	429	448	439	482	477	\|	PINELLAS	1,286	1,433	1,218	1,180	1,193
FLAGLER	58	56	48	67	81	\|	POLK	629	519	515	475	467
FRANKLIN	21	25	26	25	27	\|	PUTNAM	160	147	76	126	126
GADSDEN	113	109	102	76	111	\|	ST. JOHNS	208	186	140	201	167
GILCHRIST	13	24	23	30	21	\|	ST. LUCIE	173	180	163	179	163
GLADES	22	16	20	15	15	\|	SANTA ROSA	127	148	156	121	169
GULF	27	17	23	21	8	\|	SARASOTA	388	417	338	320	322
HAMILTON	17	12	18	18	14	\|	SEMINOLE	278	258	198	266	255
HARDEE	26	21	30	35	14	\|	SUMTER	66	66	54	31	52
HENDRY	49	36	59	28	46	\|	SUWANNEE	63	63	47	47	46
HERNANDO	149	184	143	142	165	\|	TAYLOR	23	23	33	27	43
HIGHLANDS	86	58	74	55	59	\|	UNION	13	26	12	26	8
HILLSBOROUGH	1,766	1,779	1,512	1,442	1,432	\|	VOLUSIA	671	611	548	544	510
HOLMES	34	18	10	17	30	\|	WAKULLA	65	50	42	58	28
INDIAN RIVER	131	130	122	96	106	\|	WALTON	102	75	81	80	83
JACKSON	74	65	65	75	78	\|	WASHINGTON	28	23	29	25	33
JEFFERSON	19	28	25	13	12	\|
LAFAYETTE	14	6	11	9	12	\|	UNKNOWN	2	0	0	0	2
LAKE	230	207	219	210	237	\|
LEE	560	625	524	676	540	\|	STATEWIDE	19,775	20,001	16,864	17,379	17,580
LEON	394	379	358	319	365	\|

Table 30

5 YEAR VEHICLE AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE ONLY CRASH HISTORY BY COUNTY

COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	\|	COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004
ALACHUA	1,652	1,867	1,944	1,926	1,960	\|	LEVY	109	128	134	151	155
BAKER	84	79	75	63	98	\|	LIBERTY	10	12	15	15	15
BAY	706	761	933	903	1,068	\|	MADISON	74	66	83	75	62
BRADFORD	75	131	122	130	105	\|	MANATEE	1,389	1,581	1,553	1,554	1,629
BREVARD	1,565	1,619	1,466	1,393	1,484	\|	MARION	802	919	1,132	1,183	1,335
BROWARD	11,152	11,853	11,077	10,889	11,330	\|	MARTIN	501	707	720	695	782
CALHOUN	21	25	27	18	16	\|	MIAMI-DADE	25,713	27,825	24,717	22,670	22,930
CHARLOTTE	670	717	736	867	958	\|	MONROE	477	639	658	638	611
CITRUS	287	387	275	247	360	\|	NASSAU	203	203	215	176	174
CLAY	591	491	868	904	989	\|	OKALOOSA	666	842	798	856	915
COLLIER	1,184	1,287	1,267	1,203	1,219	\|	OKEECHOBEE	99	95	118	120	128
COLUMBIA	174	245	204	228	268	\|	ORANGE	5,071	5,617	5,166	5,087	6,264
DE SOTO	87	103	94	113	128	\|	OSCEOLA	639	755	651	685	1,068
DIXIE	44	37	55	81	47	\|	PALM BEACH	5,372	5,830	5,488	5,722	5,845
DUVAL	6,865	7,399	7,405	6,759	7,040	\|	PASCO	1,120	1,195	1,345	1,390	1,881
ESCAMBIA	1,111	1,082	1,182	1,438	1,393	\|	PINELLAS	5,329	6,304	6,026	5,898	6,058
FLAGLER	93	55	102	124	143	\|	POLK	2,383	2,391	2,347	2,356	2,938
FRANKLIN	24	32	37	33	30	\|	PUTNAM	407	415	420	302	337
GADSDEN	249	264	214	280	234	\|	ST. JOHNS	513	578	572	637	624
GILCHRIST	30	52	48	69	62	\|	ST. LUCIE	768	840	796	773	991
GLADES	36	52	40	51	37	\|	SANTA ROSA	250	255	304	286	387
GULF	52	29	28	23	34	\|	SARASOTA	1,341	1,397	1,433	1,432	1,408
HAMILTON	30	29	47	51	62	\|	SEMINOLE	1,350	1,281	1,134	1,148	1,180
HARDEE	102	101	95	108	96	\|	SUMTER	147	162	154	159	212
HENDRY	91	110	122	126	118	\|	SUWANNEE	118	118	119	129	148
HERNANDO	266	287	310	281	315	\|	TAYLOR	62	82	96	87	73
HIGHLANDS	134	225	271	298	292	\|	UNION	6	31	21	19	26
HILLSBOROUGH	8,038	8,477	9,153	8,989	9,583	\|	VOLUSIA	2,617	2,764	2,677	2,374	2,581
HOLMES	20	37	40	27	26	\|	WAKULLA	58	76	84	72	65
INDIAN RIVER	611	669	636	561	596	\|	WALTON	132	119	173	177	241
JACKSON	128	155	165	143	144	\|	WASHINGTON	34	49	46	51	63
JEFFERSON	50	43	34	36	40	\|
LAFAYETTE	19	15	16	31	16	\|	UNKNOWN	18	4	0	0	1
LAKE	865	879	896	862	940	\|
LEE	1,904	2,284	2,272	2,356	2,299	\|	STATEWIDE	99,712	108,244	104,662	101,523	107,578
LEON	2,924	3,086	3,211	2,995	2,921	\|

Table 31

5 YEAR MOTORCYCLE FATALITY HISTORY BY COUNTY

COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	\|	COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004
ALACHUA	3	1	1	2	2	\|	LEVY	0	5	0	0	2
BAKER	0	0	0	0	0	\|	LIBERTY	0	0	1	0	0
BAY	3	5	2	4	4	\|	MADISON	0	1	0	0	0
BRADFORD	1	1	0	1	1	\|	MANATEE	3	5	4	8	7
BREVARD	8	7	7	10	12	\|	MARION	8	10	5	14	9
BROWARD	17	23	29	23	30	\|	MARTIN	2	3	3	2	6
CALHOUN	0	0	0	0	1	\|	MIAMI-DADE	22	33	27	43	42
CHARLOTTE	2	3	3	4	4	\|	MONROE	7	3	1	2	6
CITRUS	4	1	3	5	5	\|	NASSAU	0	1	1	2	0
CLAY	0	2	2	5	5	\|	OKALOOSA	0	3	3	2	1
COLLIER	4	2	4	6	2	\|	OKEECHOBEE	0	1	1	3	2
COLUMBIA	1	0	0	0	4	\|	ORANGE	9	5	13	16	27
DE SOTO	1	0	0	1	0	\|	OSCEOLA	6	2	2	5	5
DIXIE	0	3	0	0	2	\|	PALM BEACH	14	13	23	16	21
DUVAL	9	8	12	16	15	\|	PASCO	3	5	9	9	6
ESCAMBIA	5	4	5	6	8	\|	PINELLAS	12	10	12	22	17
FLAGLER	3	0	4	2	3	\|	POLK	9	5	6	8	17
FRANKLIN	0	0	0	2	0	\|	PUTNAM	3	2	3	1	1
GADSDEN	0	1	0	1	3	\|	ST. JOHNS	2	2	5	5	5
GILCHRIST	0	1	0	0	0	\|	ST. LUCIE	2	4	7	1	3
GLADES	0	0	1	0	0	\|	SANTA ROSA	1	1	2	2	1
GULF	0	0	0	0	0	\|	SARASOTA	5	6	3	13	9
HAMILTON	0	0	0	1	0	\|	SEMINOLE	5	7	3	3	8
HARDEE	0	1	1	0	0	\|	SUMTER	1	0	0	0	1
HENDRY	1	1	0	0	1	\|	SUWANNEE	0	1	1	1	1
HERNANDO	4	2	2	4	6	\|	TAYLOR	0	0	0	0	0
HIGHLANDS	1	2	2	1	4	\|	UNION	0	0	0	0	1
HILLSBOROUGH	16	14	22	24	18	\|	VOLUSIA	17	15	21	16	32
HOLMES	0	1	0	0	1	\|	WAKULLA	0	1	0	1	0
INDIAN RIVER	0	1	2	0	2	\|	WALTON	1	0	0	0	2
JACKSON	0	2	0	1	0	\|	WASHINGTON	0	2	0	0	1
JEFFERSON	0	1	0	0	0	\|
LAFAYETTE	0	0	0	0	0	\|	UNKNOWN	0	0	0	0	0
LAKE	6	7	5	4	7	\|
LEE	6	9	9	17	14	\|	STATEWIDE	227	252	274	339	388
LEON	0	3	2	4	1	\|

Table 32

5 YEAR MOTORCYCLE INJURY HISTORY BY COUNTY

COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	\|	COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004
ALACHUA	41	45	73	76	78	\|	LEVY	9	15	9	14	9
BAKER	2	4	1	2	5	\|	LIBERTY	0	0	1	3	4
BAY	50	47	84	69	101	\|	MADISON	1	3	1	2	2
BRADFORD	7	4	9	7	8	\|	MANATEE	69	78	76	94	128
BREVARD	132	186	155	220	230	\|	MARION	71	63	82	99	88
BROWARD	488	473	453	513	578	\|	MARTIN	36	32	42	53	59
CALHOUN	4	2	4	3	5	\|	MIAMI-DADE	516	680	622	715	753
CHARLOTTE	34	47	40	44	54	\|	MONROE	196	209	227	209	223
CITRUS	24	30	35	36	44	\|	NASSAU	11	8	17	11	16
CLAY	33	40	46	53	70	\|	OKALOOSA	33	38	49	52	66
COLLIER	49	45	65	60	53	\|	OKEECHOBEE	9 7	9	18	6
COLUMBIA	17	14	24	18	19	\|	ORANGE	273	264	312	357	422
DE SOTO	8	7	7	7	12	\|	OSCEOLA	47	52	61	48	84
DIXIE	1	4	3	6	3	\|	PALM BEACH	255	270	298	341	353
DUVAL	246	274	319	351	327	\|	PASCO	81	68	99	139	174
ESCAMBIA	93	103	78	100	102	\|	PINELLAS	237	289	317	337	346
FLAGLER	20	30	34	26	32	\|	POLK	101	134	161	153	176
FRANKLIN	1	2	4	6	5	\|	PUTNAM	19	29	15	23	23
GADSDEN	5	11	11	10	17	\|	ST. JOHNS	50	61	76	86	60
GILCHRIST	5	1	6	3	3	\|	ST. LUCIE	29	54	23	51	66
GLADES	5	4	2	4	4	\|	SANTA ROSA	20	24	22	32	47
GULF	4	2	1	2	1	\|	SARASOTA	90	79	94	87	88
HAMILTON	0	1	4	0	3	\|	SEMINOLE	81	95	97	93	121
HARDEE	6	5	5	3	6	\|	SUMTER	11	12	10	13	17
HENDRY	4	4	6	7	10	\|	SUWANNEE	9	4	6	7	5
HERNANDO	40	51	45	47	60	\|	TAYLOR	1	1	6	2	5
HIGHLANDS	17	15	19	16	20	\|	UNION	3	2	0	1	3
HILLSBOROUGH	278	317	346	435	439	\|	VOLUSIA	354	440	437	435	461
HOLMES	2	2	2	4	7	\|	WAKULLA	2	4	5	10	5
INDIAN RIVER	21	27	25	33	31	\|	WALTON	10	14	14	15	14
JACKSON	6	7	4	7	6	\|	WASHINGTON	2	1	6	7	7
JEFFERSON	3	5	3	1	6	\|
LAFAYETTE	0	0	2	1	1	\|	UNKNOWN	0	0	0	0	0
LAKE	44	79	62	68	108	\|
LEE	92	117	139	145	178	\|	STATEWIDE	4,476	5,101	5,384	5,973	6,558
LEON	68	66	74	83	101	\|

Table 33

5 YEAR BICYCLE FATALITY HISTORY BY COUNTY

COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	\|	COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004
ALACHUA	0	4	2	2	3	\|	LEVY	0	0	0	0	0
BAKER	0	0	0	0	0	\|	LIBERTY	0	0	0	0	0
BAY	1	3	1	2	0	\|	MADISON	0	0	0	0	0
BRADFORD	0	0	0	0	0	\|	MANATEE	4	3	2	1	1
BREVARD	0	2	3	1	2	\|	MARION	1	4	2	2	3
BROWARD	6	6	4	5	6	\|	MARTIN	1	1	0	2	2
CALHOUN	0	1	0	0	0	\|	MIAMI-DADE	6	10	17	11	6
CHARLOTTE	1	0	2	1	1	\|	MONROE	1	0	1	1	5
CITRUS	0	0	3	0	0	\|	NASSAU	0	0	0	0	1
CLAY	0	0	1	0	0	\|	OKALOOSA	0	0	1	1	0
COLLIER	1	4	5	2	1	\|	OKEECHOBEE	1	1	0	2	1
COLUMBIA	0	0	1	2	1	\|	ORANGE	3	7	6	5	8
DE SOTO	1	0	0	2	0	\|	OSCEOLA	3	3	3	1	1
DIXIE	0	0	0	0	0	\|	PALM BEACH	4	11	8	9	8
DUVAL	5	3	2	1	6	\|	PASCO	0	3	4	3	6
ESCAMBIA	2	1	1	2	2	\|	PINELLAS	6	7	6	5	13
FLAGLER	0	1	1	1	1	\|	POLK	3	4	1	2	3
FRANKLIN	0	0	0	0	0	\|	PUTNAM	0	1	0	0	1
GADSDEN	0	0	0	0	0	\|	ST. JOHNS	3	2	1	2	3
GILCHRIST	0	0	0	0	0	\|	ST. LUCIE	2	2	1	1	2
GLADES	1	0	0	0	0	\|	SANTA ROSA	1	0	1	2	1
GULF	0	0	0	0	0	\|	SARASOTA	4	1	1	5	5
HAMILTON	0	0	0	0	0	\|	SEMINOLE	2	0	0	1	2
HARDEE	0	0	0	0	0	\|	SUMTER	0	0	1	0	0
HENDRY	0	0	0	1	0	\|	SUWANNEE	0	0	0	0	0
HERNANDO	1	1	1	1	1	\|	TAYLOR	0	0	0	0	1
HIGHLANDS	2	1	0	0	0	\|	UNION	0	0	0	0	0
HILLSBOROUGH	8	9	9	9	10	\|	VOLUSIA	2	4	2	2	1
HOLMES	0	0	0	0	0	\|	WAKULLA	0	0	0	0	0
INDIAN RIVER	1	1	0	0	1	\|	WALTON	0	0	0	0	1
JACKSON	1	0	0	0	0	\|	WASHINGTON	0	0	0	0	0
JEFFERSON	0	0	0	0	0	\|
LAFAYETTE	0	0	0	0	0	\|	UNKNOWN	0	0	0	0	0
LAKE	1	2	5	1	3	\|
LEE	3	4	7	4	6	\|	STATEWIDE	83	107	108	95	119
LEON	1	0	2	0	0	\|

Table 34

5 YEAR BICYCLE INJURY HISTORY BY COUNTY

COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	\|	COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004
ALACHUA	108	102	121	107	80	\|	LEVY	3	3	4	3	2
BAKER	1	4	2	6	4	\|	LIBERTY	0	1	1	0	0
BAY	31	36	45	43	41	\|	MADISON	1	3	0	2	4
BRADFORD	1	0	1	5	2	\|	MANATEE	88	107	103	111	142
BREVARD	113	130	139	146	120	\|	MARION	42	25	33	37	51
BROWARD	648	597	660	669	672	\|	MARTIN	37	41	48	42	47
CALHOUN	2	2	0	1	1	\|	MIAMI-DADE	582	543	566	596	508
CHARLOTTE	26	29	34	39	38	\|	MONROE	100	83	98	93	100
CITRUS	5	10	15	14	18	\|	NASSAU	4	3	9	4	6
CLAY	19	26	31	16	39	\|	OKALOOSA	38	29	46	31	30
COLLIER	75	90	99	111	77	\|	OKEECHOBEE	6	4	2	2	3
COLUMBIA	2	9	4	11	4	\|	ORANGE	291	275	268	332	283
DE SOTO	11	6	10	10	7	\|	OSCEOLA	40	45	38	38	47
DIXIE	0	0	0	2	0	\|	PALM BEACH	390	362	421	378	380
DUVAL	171	218	254	211	230	\|	PASCO	91	65	97	107	127
ESCAMBIA	54	75	69	84	72	\|	PINELLAS	388	390	401	460	398
FLAGLER	7	6	12	9	15	\|	POLK	90	92	115	112	90
FRANKLIN	1	3	2	0	3	\|	PUTNAM	9	14	12	8	8
GADSDEN	3	1	1	8	0	\|	ST. JOHNS	35	36	44	44	41
GILCHRIST	0	2	1	0	0	\|	ST. LUCIE	40	37	47	51	39
GLADES	1	3	0	0	0	\|	SANTA ROSA	14	9	12	23	13
GULF	0	0	2	2	0	\|	SARASOTA	122	134	135	128	126
HAMILTON	0	1	1	0	2	\|	SEMINOLE	66	39	77	69	68
HARDEE	2	3	4	0	4	\|	SUMTER	2	2	8	6	5
HENDRY	5	4	7	8	2	\|	SUWANNEE	5	3	3	0	2
HERNANDO	20	18	15	22	23	\|	TAYLOR	1	2	2	4	1
HIGHLANDS	7	10	6	9	8	\|	UNION	0	2	0	0	0
HILLSBOROUGH	376	323	417	355	401	\|	VOLUSIA	169	184	187	172	167
HOLMES	0	1	0	0	0	\|	WAKULLA	0	0	0	1	2
INDIAN RIVER	30	30	28	3	31	\|	WALTON	7	1	4	7	9
JACKSON	2	4	1	4	1	\|	WASHINGTON	2	0	1	2	2
JEFFERSON	1	2	0	1	0	\|
LAFAYETTE	0	0	0	0	0	\|	UNKNOWN	0	0	0	1	0
LAKE	24	30	29	35	26	\|
LEE	125	126	133	138	130	\|	STATEWIDE	4,585	4,476	4,970	4,991	4,820
LEON	51	41	45	30	68	\|

Table 35

5 YEAR PEDESTRIAN FATALITY HISTORY BY COUNTY

COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	\|	COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004
ALACHUA	9	4	2	3	5	\|	LEVY	1	1	1	0	1
BAKER	1	0	1	0	0	\|	LIBERTY	0	0	1	2	0
BAY	4	4	4	6	4	\|	MADISON	1	0	0	0	0
BRADFORD	2	1	1	0	0	\|	MANATEE	6	12	5	14	9
BREVARD	10	12	11	13	15	\|	MARION	9	14	10	9	9
BROWARD	41	42	36	43	38	\|	MARTIN	4	4	7	3	4
CALHOUN	0	0	0	0	2	\|	MIAMI-DADE	81	71	82	74	64
CHARLOTTE	1	1	0	4	1	\|	MONROE	4	4	1	5	5
CITRUS	1	4	5	6	8	\|	NASSAU	0	3	1	2	1
CLAY	5	3	0	1	7	\|	OKALOOSA	4	3	7	2	0
COLLIER	5	6	4	8	4	\|	OKEECHOBEE	2	3	1	1	1
COLUMBIA	3	3	1	3	3	\|	ORANGE	39	40	39	40	31
DE SOTO	2	1	0	0	2	\|	OSCEOLA	9	6	5	6	7
DIXIE	2	1	0	1	0	\|	PALM BEACH	32	35	25	44	28
DUVAL	21	23	21	16	31	\|	PASCO	17	19	24	17	28
ESCAMBIA	8	6	10	7	6	\|	PINELLAS	41	19	31	27	31
FLAGLER	2	0	1	3	1	\|	POLK	15	13	15	13	15
FRANKLIN	0	1	0	0	0	\|	PUTNAM	5	6	3	5	6
GADSDEN	2	3	0	3	2	\|	ST. JOHNS	3	4	4	1	6
GILCHRIST	0	0	0	0	1	\|	ST. LUCIE	4	7	6	3	4
GLADES	0	1	0	0	1	\|	SANTA ROSA	1	4	5	5	4
GULF	0	1	0	0	0	\|	SARASOTA	7	7	9	14	8
HAMILTON	1	0	0	0	0	\|	SEMINOLE	4	7	6	3	9
HARDEE	0	0	3	0	2	\|	SUMTER	1	3	2	2	2
HENDRY	2	3	3	2	1	\|	SUWANNEE	1	1	2	1	3
HERNANDO	3	4	2	7	8	\|	TAYLOR	0	0	1	0	1
HIGHLANDS	1	4	4	0	1	\|	UNION	1	0	0	0	1
HILLSBOROUGH	35	40	36	36	40	\|	VOLUSIA	17	18	20	16	17
HOLMES	0	1	0	1	0	\|	WAKULLA	0	1	0	1	0
INDIAN RIVER	1	6	1	2	2	\|	WALTON	2	2	2	6	3
JACKSON	1	1	2	2	1	\|	WASHINGTON	0	0	0	0	1
JEFFERSON	0	1	1	0	0
LAFAYETTE	0	0	0	0	0	\|	UNKNOWN	0	0	0	0	0
LAKE	3	8	7	4	5
LEE	21	16	11	18	10	\|	STATEWIDE	506	510	484	509	504
LEON	8	2	2	4	4

Table 36

5 YEAR PEDESTRIAN INJURY HISTORY BY COUNTY

COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	\|	COUNTY	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004
ALACHUA	100	103	97	95	113	\|	LEVY	9	6	7	6	5
BAKER	2	3	1	7	8	\|	LIBERTY	2	0	1	0	1
BAY	60	62	67	73	81	\|	MADISON	6	2	2	6	2
BRADFORD	5	11	10	8	9	\|	MANATEE	107	139	130	102	117
BREVARD	167	151	175	155	175	\|	MARION	75	88	74	67	79
BROWARD	969	993	938	1,040	923	\|	MARTIN	46	35	42	39	42
CALHOUN	2	1	0	2	1	\|	MIAMI-DADE	1,643	1,717	1,571	1,473	1,405
CHARLOTTE	45	32	47	49	45	\|	MONROE	61	44	55	61	53
CITRUS	21	27	19	21	33	\|	NASSAU	12	12	18	11	18
CLAY	45	43	49	44	53	\|	OKALOOSA	49	58	52	43	50
COLLIER	99	109	73	84	74	\|	OKEECHOBEE	13	15	9	11	5
COLUMBIA	18	19	19	11	11	\|	ORANGE	545	560	494	467	506
DE SOTO	12	12	11	10	13	\|	OSCEOLA	76	80	69	64	88
DIXIE	1	1	2	3	1	\|	PALM BEACH	609	625	502	552	632
DUVAL	396	408	345	317	329	\|	PASCO	110	124	123	124	152
ESCAMBIA	111	110	121	121	144	\|	PINELLAS	476	438	443	393	423
FLAGLER	7	15	7	16	21	\|	POLK	188	180	176	181	204
FRANKLIN	5	2	2	2	1	\|	PUTNAM	33	30	29	35	29
GADSDEN	11	13	9	15	14	\|	ST. JOHNS	44	27	41	47	36
GILCHRIST	3	3	2	5	0	\|	ST. LUCIE	51	68	62	72	83
GLADES	0	2	2	0	3	\|	SANTA ROSA	21	25	24	20	29
GULF	2	1	0	6	6	\|	SARASOTA	119	117	124	124	104
HAMILTON	3	3	0	2	4	\|	SEMINOLE	104	100	106	103	109
HARDEE	8	15	6	11	6	\|	SUMTER	9	5	13	9	18
HENDRY	8	7	19	9	8	\|	SUWANNEE	6	4	7	10	6
HERNANDO	38	49	44	39	44	\|	TAYLOR	1	3	4	6	2
HIGHLANDS	9	16	23	13	20	\|	UNION	4	1	0	1	0
HILLSBOROUGH	564	577	544	554	514	\|	VOLUSIA	235	223	227	240	223
HOLMES	0	1	2	3	2	\|	WAKULLA	3	2	8	1	1
INDIAN RIVER	40	26	26	39	42	\|	WALTON	14	10	7	17	7
JACKSON	15	10	6	6	6	\|	WASHINGTON	2	5	3	4	5
JEFFERSON	1	0	1	1	2	\|
LAFAYETTE	4	2	2	1	0	\|	UNKNOWN	6	0	0	4	10
LAKE	44	52	58	59	60	\|
LEE	192	164	178	219	216	\|	STATEWIDE	7,782	7,894	7,447	7,449	7,551
LEON	96	108	119	116	125	\|

Vehicle and Truck Information

Table 37

Vehicle Types Involved in Crashes*

Vehicle Type	All Crashes	Fatal Crashes	Injury Crashes	Vehicle and/or Property Damage Only Crashes
Automobile	241,633	2,230	168,455	70,948
Passenger Van	28,600	367	20,513	7,720
Light Truck (2 rear tires)	67,720	945	47,342	19,433
Medium Truck (4 rear tires)	5,371	100	3,496	1,775
Heavy Truck	4,937	122	2,971	1,844
Truck-Tractor (Cab)	4,956	177	2,693	2,086
Motor Home (RV)	279	7	169	103
Bus (driver + seats for 9-15)	402	5	244	153
Bus (driver + seats for over 15)	2,084	21	1,220	843
Bicycle	5,277	123	4,872	282
Motorcycle	7,592	421	6,822	349
Moped	835	10	775	50
All Terrain Vehicle	682	28	584	70
Train	66	9	28	29
Low Speed Vehicle	176	3	146	27
Other	5,501	46	3,840	1,615
Total	376,111	4,614	264,170	107,327

* This table lists the vehicle types and the number of vehicles within each type, that were involved in crashes, by type of crash. For clarification purposes, there were 4,614 vehicles involved in fatal crashes, not 4,614 fatal crashes or fatalities. For example, If one passenger van and one motorcycle were in the same fatal crash, then one passenger van is counted in the 367 passenger vans in fatal crashes and one motorcycle is counted in the 421 motorcycles in fatal crashes. It does not mean 367 people were killed in passenger vans and 421 people were killed on motorcycles.

Table 38

Contributing Causes of Drivers in Truck Crashes*

	Type of Truck***
Contributing Cause	Light Truck	Medium Truck	Heavy Truck	Truck Tractor (Cab)
Careless Driving	14,245	1,118	996	924
Failed/Yield Right-of-Way	5,854	364	264	201
Improper Backing	603	119	125	74
Improper Lane Change	946	125	170	228
Improper Turn	1,141	97	92	140
Alcohol-Under Influence	1,979	42	12	3
Drugs-Under Influence	129	11	3	1
Alcohol & Drugs-Under Influence	287	9	3	0
Followed Too Closely	1,652	142	118	84
Disregarded Traffic Signal	1,346	85	86	54
Exceeded Safe Speed Limit	1,081	50	75	83
Exceeded Stated Speed Limit	279	9	9	10
Disregarded Stop Sign	555	37	26	17
Failed to Maintain Equipment	401	54	96	60
Improper Passing	194	12	17	9
Drove Left of Center	370	19	16	19
Obstructing Traffic	103	20	7	25
Improper Load	131	23	27	37
Disregard Other Traffic Control	107	9	11	8
Driving Wrong Side/Way	132	5	9	6
Fleeing Police**	82	1	2	0
Vehicle Modified**	2	1	0	0
Driver Distraction	377	12	6	13
All Other	4,924	486	438	444
Total	36,920	2,850	2,608	2,440

* This table lists contributing causes reported by the investigating officer for drivers in traffic crashes. There can be up to three contributing causes per driver.

** These categories were combined together as "Other" in the previous Florida Traffic Crash Statistics books.

*** Type of Truck Description

Light Truck/Pickup 2 rear tires

Medium Truck 4 rear tires

Heavy Truck 2 or more rear axles

Truck Tractor Cab - Bobtail

Alcohol-Related Crashes by City/Locality

Table 39

Locality	County	Total Crashes	Alcohol- Related Crashes	Alcohol- Related Crashes as % of Total	\| \| \| \| \|	Locality	County	Total Crashes	Alcohol- Related Crashes	Alcohol- Related Crashes as % of Total

Alachua	Alachua	115	8	6.96	\|	Brent	Escambia	55	5	9.09
Alford	Jackson	1	0	0.00	\|	Briny Breezes	Palm Beach	4	0	0.00
Altamonte Springs	Seminole	343	63	18.37	\|	Bristol	Liberty	3	0	0.00
Altha	Calhoun	5	0	0.00	\|	Broadview	Broward	1	0	0.00
Anna Maria	Manatee	14	3	21.43	\|	Bronson	Levy	15	2	13.33
Apalachicola	Franklin	7	1	14.29	\|	Brooksville	Hernando	82	8	9.76
Apopka	Orange	227	23	10.13	\|	Browardale	Broward	1	0	0.00
Arcadia	DeSoto	103	12	11.65	\|	Browns Village	Miami-Dade	1	0	0.00
Archer	Alachua	27	3	11.11	\|	Buena Vista	Pasco	1	0	0.00
Astula	Lake	6	1	16.67	\|	Bunnell	Flagler	36	2	5.56
Atlantic Beach	Duval	130	24	18.46	\|	Bushnell	Sumter	31	2	6.45
Atlantis	Palm Beach	50	5	10.00	\|	Callahan	Nassau	15	2	13.33
Auburndale	Polk	250	19	7.60	\|	Calloway	Bay	110	24	21.82
Aventura	Miami-Dade	690	24	3.48	\|	Cantonment	Escambia	16	2	12.50
Avon Park	Highlands	136	8	5.88	\|	Cape Canaveral	Brevard	70	15	21.43
Bal Harbour	Miami-Dade	59	0	0.00	\|	Cape Coral	Lee	1,227	145	11.82
Baldwin	Duval	9	0	0.00	\|	Carol City	Miami-Dade	242	9	3.72
Bartow	Polk	262	13	4.96	\|	Carrabelle	Franklin	10	3	30.00
Bay Harbor Islands	Miami-Dade	24	2	8.33	\|	Carver Ranch Estates	Broward	2	0	0.00
Bay Lake	Orange	8	0	0.00	\|	Caryville	Washington	33	5	15.15
Bayard	Duval	5	0	0.00	\|	Casselberry	Seminole	228	42	18.42
Beacon Square	Pasco	1	0	0.00	\|	Cedar Grove	Bay	47	8	17.02
Bell	Gilchrist	4	0	0.00	\|	Cedar Key	Levy	1	0	0.00
Belle Glade	Palm Beach	184	15	8.15	\|	Center Hill	Sumter	3	0	0.00
Belle Isle	Orange	4	1	25.00	\|	Century	Escambia	2	0	0.00
Belleair	Pinellas	1	0	0.00	\|	Chattahoochee	Gadsden	11	4	36.36
Belleair Beach	Pinellas	19	3	15.79	\|	Chiefland	Levy	54	10	18.52
Belleair Bluffs	Pinellas	46	4	8.70	\|	Cinco Bayou	Okaloosa	6	0	0.00
Belleview	Marion	123	6	4.88	\|	Clair-Mel	Hillsborough	1	0	0.00
Belvedere Homes	Palm Beach	4	0	0.00	\|	Clearwater	Pinellas	1,583	241	15.22
Beverly Beach	Flagler	1	0	0.00	\|	Clermont	Lake	164	13	7.93
Biscayne Gardens	Miami-Dade	3	0	0.00	\|	Clewiston	Hendry	69	7	10.14
Biscayne Park	Miami-Dade	8	0	0.00	\|	Cloud Lake	Palm Beach	1	0	0.00
Blountstown	Calhoun	8	4	50.00	\|	Cocoa	Brevard	378	35	9.26
Boca Chica NAS	Monroe	2	1	50.00	\|	Cocoa Beach	Brevard	223	41	18.39
Boca Raton	Palm Beach	1,491	82	5.50	\|	Coconut Creek	Broward	605	30	4.96
Bonifay	Holmes	4	0	0.00	\|	Collier Manor/Cresthaven	Broward	8	1	12.50
Bonita Springs	Lee	214	38	17.76	\|	Cooper City	Broward	248	22	8.87
Booker	Bradford	1	0	0.00	\|	Coral Gables	Miami-Dade	907	48	5.29
Bowling Green	Hardee	17	2	11.76	\|	Coral Springs	Broward	1,439	46	3.20
Boynton Beach	Palm Beach	1,131	78	6.90	\|	Crawfordville	Wakulla	11	1	9.09
Bradenton	Manatee	275	23	8.36	\|	Crescent City	Putnam	26	4	15.38
Bradenton Beach	Manatee	15	5	33.33	\|	Crestview	Okaloosa	434	26	5.99
Brandon	Hillsborough	139	9	6.47	\|	Cross City	Dixie	11	1	9.09
Branford	Suwannee	3	1	33.33	\|	Crystal River	Citrus	185	15	8.11

Table 39(Continued)

Locality	County	Total Crashes	Alcohol- Related Crashes	Alcohol- Related Crashes as % of Total	\| \| \| \| \|	Locality	County	Total Crashes	Alcohol- Related Crashes	Alcohol- Related Crashes as % of Total

Cutler Ridge	Miami-Dade	28	0	0.00	\|	Fort Lauderdale	Broward	3,959	308	7.78
Dade City	Pasco	173	9	5.20	\|	Fort Meade	Polk	45	4	8.89
Dade County School PD	Miami-Dade	115	1	0.87	\|	Fort Myers	Lee	1,910	174	9.11
Dania Beach	Broward	581	49	8.43	\|	Fort Myers Beach	Lee	35	12	34.29
Davenport	Polk	6	1	16.67	\|	Fort Myers SE	Lee	6	1	16.67
Davie	Broward	1,762	143	8.12	\|	Fort Myers SW	Lee	6	0	0.00
Daytona Beach	Volusia	2,234	212	9.49	\|	Fort Myers Village/Pin Mn	Lee	6	0	0.00
Daytona Beach Shores	Volusia	45	10	22.22	\|	Fort Pierce	St. Lucie	655	39	5.95
De Leon Springs	Volusia	10	4	40.00	\|	Fort Pierce NW	St. Lucie	20	3	15.00
DeBary	Volusia	69	6	8.70	\|	Fort Walton Beach	Okaloosa	348	44	12.64
Deerfield Beach	Broward	1,205	77	6.39	\|	Freeport	Walton	20	5	25.00
Defuniak Springs	Walton	168	10	5.95	\|	Frostproof	Polk	16	0	0.00
DeLand	Volusia	372	41	11.02	\|	Fruitland Park	Lake	67	7	10.45
Delray Beach	Palm Beach	966	97	10.04	\|	Gainesville	Alachua	1,985	177	8.92
Deltona	Volusia	486	59	12.14	\|	Glen St. Mary	Baker	3	0	0.00
Destin	Walton	8	1	12.50	\|	Golden Beach	Miami-Dade	11	1	9.09
Dinsmore	Duval	5	0	0.00	\|	Golden Glades	Miami-Dade	22	1	4.55
Dundee	Polk	42	1	2.38	\|	Golfview	Palm Beach	2	0	0.00
Dunedin	Pinellas	496	69	13.91	\|	Goulds	Miami-Dade	22	1	4.55
Dunnellon	Marion	2	0	0.00	\|	Graceville	Jackson	4	0	0.00
Eagle Lake	Polk	17	0	0.00	\|	Grand Ridge	Jackson	5	0	0.00
East Auburndale	Polk	1	0	0.00	\|	Green Cove Springs	Clay	91	9	9.89
East Naples	Collier	372	67	18.01	\|	Greenacres City	Palm Beach	310	27	8.71
Eastpoint	Franklin	7	5	71.43	\|	Greensboro	Gadsden	5	1	20.00
Eatonville	Orange	1	0	0.00	\|	Greenville	Madison	2	1	50.00
Ebro	Washington	2	0	0.00	\|	Gretna	Gadsden	3	1	33.33
Edgewater	Volusia	199	18	9.05	\|	Groveland	Lake	70	5	7.14
Edgewood	Orange	73	3	4.11	\|	Gulf Breeze	Santa Rosa	104	12	11.54
El Portal	Miami-Dade	1	0	0.00	\|	Gulf Stream	Palm Beach	9	0	0.00
Englewood	Charlotte	224	22	9.82	\|	Gulfport	Pinellas	94	20	21.28
Englewood	Sarasota	9	0	0.00	\|	Haines City	Polk	285	17	5.96
Eto	Holmes	3	0	0.00	\|	Hallandale	Broward	592	37	6.25
Eustis	Lake	159	18	11.32	\|	Hampton	Bradford	3	0	0.00
Everglades	Collier	8	2	25.00	\|	Hastings	St. Johns	6	2	33.33
Fanning Springs	Gilchrist	2	0	0.00	\|	Havana	Gadsden	3	0	0.00
Fanning Springs	Levy	4	0	0.00	\|	Haverhill	Palm Beach	7	0	0.00
Fellsmere	Indian River	19	5	26.32	\|	Hawthorne	Alachua	29	3	10.34
Fernandina Beach	Nassau	104	21	20.19	\|	Hialeah	Miami-Dade	3,381	145	4.29
Flagler Beach	Flagler	41	6	14.63	\|	Hialeah Gardens	Miami-Dade	182	9	4.95
Florida A&M University	Leon	46	1	2.17	\|	High Springs	Alachua	28	2	7.14
Florida Atlantic University	Palm Beach	48	3	6.25	\|	Highland Beach	Palm Beach	3	0	0.00
Florida City	Miami-Dade	221	7	3.17	\|	Hilliard	Nassau	11	1	9.09
Florida International University	Miami-Dade	3	0	0.00	\|	Hillsboro Beach	Broward	26	4	15.38
Florida Southern College	Polk	2	0	0.00	\|	Hobe Sound	Martin	58	14	24.14
Florida State University	Leon	23	4	17.39	\|	Holly Hill	Volusia	212	18	8.49

Table 39(Continued)

Locality	County	Total Crashes	Alcohol- Related Crashes	Alcohol- Related Crashes as % of Total	\| \| \| \| \|	Locality	County	Total Crashes	Alcohol- Related Crashes	Alcohol- Related Crashes as % of Total

Hollywood	Broward	2,604	183	7.03	\|	Lake Clark Shores	Palm Beach	2	0	0.00
Holmes Beach	Manatee	35	8	22.86	\|	Lake Hamilton	Polk	24	2	8.33
Homestead	Miami-Dade	417	52	12.47	\|	Lake Helen	Volusia	15	3	20.00
Homosassa Springs	Citrus	13	0	0.00	\|	Lake Holloway	Polk	1	0	0.00
Howey-in-the-Hills	Lake	10	2	20.00	\|	Lake Magdalene	Hillsborough	13	0	0.00
Hypoluxo	Palm Beach	14	0	0.00	\|	Lake Mary	Seminole	105	19	18.10
Immolakee	Collier	197	38	19.29	\|	Lake Park	Palm Beach	100	8	8.00
Indialantic	Brevard	31	9	29.03	\|	Lake Placid	Highlands	49	0	0.00
Indian Creek Village	Miami-Dade	9	0	0.00	\|	Lake Wales	Polk	212	19	8.96
Indian Harbour Beach	Brevard	30	3	10.00	\|	Lake Worth	Palm Beach	898	89	9.91
Indian River Shores	Indian River	7	0	0.00	\|	Lakeland	Polk	1,330	124	9.32
Indian Rocks Beach	Pinellas	56	9	16.07	\|	Land O' Lakes	Pasco	37	2	5.41
Indian Shores	Pinellas	9	1	11.11	\|	Lantana	Palm Beach	266	24	9.02
Indiantown	Martin	57	14	24.56	\|	Larg	Pinellas	969	154	15.89
Inglis	Levy	10	1	10.00	\|	Lauderdale by the Sea	Broward	80	8	10.00
Interlachen	Putnam	28	3	10.71	\|	Lauderdale Lakes	Broward	434	16	3.69
Inverness	Citrus	102	8	7.84	\|	Lauderhill	Broward	639	32	5.01
Islamorada	Monroe	156	38	24.36	\|	Lawtey	Bradford	5	0	0.00
Jacksonville	Duval	13,178	1,097	8.32	\|	Layton	Monroe	2	0	0.00
Jacksonville Beach	Duval	660	114	17.27	\|	Lazy Lake Village	Broward	1	1	100.00
Jacksonville NAS	Duval	1	0	0.00	\|	Lealman	Pinellas	1	0	0.00
Jasper	Hamilton	27	5	18.52	\|	Lee County Airport Police	Lee	25	0	0.00
Jay	Santa Rosa	1	0	0.00	\|	Leesburg	Lake	288	31	10.76
Jennings	Hamilton	2	0	0.00	\|	Lehigh Acres	Lee	62	11	17.74
Jensen Beach	Martin	124	23	18.55	\|	Leisure City	Miami-Dade	8	1	12.50
Juno Beach	Palm Beach	26	6	23.08	\|	Lighthouse Point	Broward	161	17	10.56
Jupiter	Palm Beach	530	58	10.94	\|	Live Oak	Suwannee	96	13	13.54
Jupiter Island	Martin	6	1	16.67	\|	Longboat Key	Manatee	12	0	0.00
Kendall	Miami-Dade	345	8	2.32	\|	Longboat Key	Sarasota	27	2	7.41
Kennedy Space Center	Brevard	26	1	3.85	\|	Longwood	Seminole	226	37	16.37
Kenneth City	Pinellas	70	15	21.43	\|	Lynn Haven	Bay	175	23	13.14
Key Biscayne	Miami-Dade	88	1	1.14	\|	Macclenny	Baker	70	8	11.43
Key Colony Beach	Monroe	3	0	0.00	\|	MacDill AFB	Hillsborough	1	0	0.00
Key Largo	Monroe	195	35	17.95	\|	Madeira Beach	Pinellas	92	13	14.13
Key West	Monroe	698	126	18.05	\|	Madison	Madison	49	2	4.08
Keystone Heights	Clay	8	0	0.00	\|	Maitland	Orange	181	19	10.50
Kissimmee	Osceola	467	42	8.99	\|	Malabar	Brevard	21	1	4.76
La Belle	Hendry	37	8	21.62	\|	Manalapan	Palm Beach	1	0	0.00
La Crosse	Alachua	3	1	33.33	\|	Mandarin	Duval	41	1	2.44
Lady Lake	Lake	150	14	9.33	\|	Mangonia Park	Palm Beach	65	5	7.69
Lake Alfred	Polk	1	0	0.00	\|	Marathon	Monroe	149	23	15.44
Lake Buena Vista	Orange	44	2	4.55	\|	Margate	Broward	559	44	7.87
Lake Butler	Union	21	2	9.52	\|	Marianna	Jackson	95	6	6.32
Lake Carroll	Hillsborough	1	1	100.00	\|	Mary Esther	Okaloosa	59	11	18.64
Lake City	Columbia	203	24	11.82	\|	Mascotte	Lake	38	4	10.53

Table 39(Continued)

Locality	County	Total Crashes	Alcohol- Related Crashes	Alcohol- Related Crashes as % of Total	\| \| \| \| \|	Locality	County	Total Crashes	Alcohol- Related Crashes	Alcohol- Related Crashes as % of Total

Mayo	Lafayette	6	1	16.67	\|	North Port	Sarasota	212	21	9.91
Medley	Miami-Dade	148	8	5.41	\|	North Redington Beach	Pinellas	10	2	20.00
Melbourne	Brevard	674	106	15.73	\|	Norwood Miami-Dade	2	0	0.00
Melbourne Beach	Brevard	20	5	25.00	\|	Oak Hill	Volusia	13	4	30.77
Melbourne Village	Brevard	6	0	0.00	\|	Oakland	Orange	52	6	11.54
Melrose Park	Broward	2	0	0.00	\|	Oakland Park	Broward	1,215	87	7.16
Merritt Island	Brevard	365	47	12.88	\|	Ocala	Marion	1,196	86	7.19
Mexico Beach	Bay	14	2	14.29	\|	Ocean Breeze Park	Martin	2	0	0.00
Miami	Miami-Dade	9,279	376	4.05	\|	Ocean City	Okaloosa	9	1	11.11
Miami Beach	Miami-Dade	2,479	210	8.47	\|	Ocean Ridge	Palm Beach	7	0	0.00
Miami Lakes	Miami-Dade	564	17	3.01	\|	Ocean Ridge Park	Martin	2	1	50.00
Miami Shores	Miami-Dade	138	1	0.72	\|	Ocoee	Orange	249	19	7.63
Miami Springs	Miami-Dade	105	7	6.67	\|	Ojus	Miami-Dade	2	1	50.00
Miami TP	Miami-Dade	21	1	4.76	\|	Okeechobee	Okeechobee	122	18	14.75
Micanopy	Alachua	7	1	14.29	\|	Oldsmar	Pinellas	214	28	13.08
Miccosukee Indian Reservation	Miami-Dade	12	2	16.67	\|	Oneco	Manatee	1	0	0.00
Middleburg	Clay	15	1	6.67	\|	Opa Locka	Miami-Dade	72	5	6.94
Midway	Gadsden	23	3	13.04	\|	Orange City	Volusia	196	13	6.63
Milton	Santa Rosa	161	14	8.70	\|	Orange Park	Clay	86	15	17.44
Mims	Brevard	56	6	10.71	\|	Orlando	Orange	5,075	297	5.85
Minneola	Lake	15	0	0.00	\|	Orlovista	Orange	1	0	0.00
Miramar	Broward	754	35	4.64	\|	Ormond Beach	Volusia	446	60	13.45
Monticello	Jefferson	3	0	0.00	\|	Ormond By The Sea	Volusia	3	1	33.33
Montverde	Lake	1	0	0.00	\|	Otter Creek	Levy	1	0	0.00
Moore Haven	Glades	4	0	0.00	\|	Oviedo	Seminole	116	12	10.34
Mount Dora	Lake	228	25	10.96	\|	Pahokee	Palm Beach	45	4	8.89
Mulberry	Polk	65	3	4.62	\|	Palatka	Putnam	247	17	6.88
Myrtle Grove	Escambia	19	4	21.05	\|	Palm Bay	Brevard	530	72	13.58
Naples	Collier	290	37	12.76	\|	Palm Beach	Palm Beach	85	12	14.12
Naranja	Miami-Dade	15	1	6.67	\|	Palm Beach AFB	Palm Beach	1	0	0.00
Neptune Beach	Duval	48	5	10.42	\|	Palm Beach Gardens	Palm Beach	618	43	6.96
New Port Richey	Pasco	320	49	15.31	\|	Palm Beach Shores	Palm Beach	5	0	0.00
New Smyrna Beach	Volusia	290	44	15.17	\|	Palm City	Martin	95	12	12.63
Newberry	Alachua	38	2	5.26	\|	Palm River/Clair Mel	Hillsborough	1	1	100.00
Niceville	Okaloosa	91	17	18.68	\|	Palm Springs	Palm Beach	2	1	50.00
Nokomis/Laurel	Sarasota	1	0	0.00	\|	Palmetto	Manatee	169	22	13.02
North Andrews Garden	Broward	7	1	14.29	\|	Palmetto Estates	Miami-Dade	6	0	0.00
North Bay	Miami-Dade	2	0	0.00	\|	Panama City	Bay	1,119	135	12.06
North Bay Village	Miami-Dade	50	3	6.00	\|	Panama City Beach	Bay	287	59	20.56
North Fort Myers	Lee	59	11	18.64	\|	Parker	Bay	34	7	20.59
North Lauderdale	Broward	355	28	7.89	\|	Parkland	Broward	72	2	2.78
North Miami	Miami-Dade	2,137	41	1.92	\|	Parrish	Manatee	2	1	50.00
North Miami Beach	Miami-Dade	720	26	3.61	\|	Patrick AFB	Brevard	5	2	40.00
North Naples	Collier	237	38	16.03	\|	Pembroke Park	Broward	180	14	7.78
North Palm Beach	Palm Beach	130	8	6.15	\|	Pembroke Pines	Broward	1,673	68	4.06

Table 39(Continued)

Locality	County	Total Crashes	Alcohol- Related Crashes	Alcohol- Related Crashes as % of Total	\| \| \| \| \|	Locality	County	Total Crashes	Alcohol- Related Crashes	Alcohol- Related Crashes as % of Total

Pensacola	Escambia	635	87	13.70	\|	Santa Rosa Beach	Walton	10	2	20.00
Perrine	Miami-Dade	10	0	0.00	\|	Sarasota	Sarasota	1,149	124	10.79
Perry	Taylor	127	14	11.02	\|	Sarasota South	Sarasota	11	2	18.18
Pierson	Volusia	14	3	21.43	\|	Sarasota-Manatee Airport	Sarasota	6	6	100.00
Pine Crest Village	Miami-Dade	44	1	2.27	\|	Satellite Beach	Brevard	60	12	20.00
Pine Hills	Orange	6	0	0.00	\|	Sea Ranch Lakes	Broward	8	0	0.00
Pinellas Park	Pinellas	838	92	10.98	\|	Sebastian	Indian River	79	19	24.05
Pinewood	Miami-Dade	2	0	0.00	\|	Sebring	Highlands	131	11	8.40
Plant City	Hillsborough	394	45	11.42	\|	Seminole	Pinellas	330	32	9.70
Plantation	Broward	961	60	6.24	\|	Seminole Indian Reservation	Broward	122	16	13.11
Plantation	Monroe	4	0	0.00	\|	Seminole Park	Pinellas	17	1	5.88
Polk City	Polk	8	1	12.50	\|	Seville	Volusia	1	0	0.00
Pompano Beach	Broward	2,089	158	7.56	\|	Sewalls Point	Martin	30	2	6.67
Pompano Beach Highlands	Broward	10	0	0.00	\|	Shalimar	Okaloosa	20	2	10.00
Ponce De Leon	Holmes	2	1	50.00	\|	Silver Springs Shore	Marion	11	1	9.09
Ponce Inlet	Volusia	17	1	5.88	\|	Sky Lake	Orange	1	0	0.00
Ponte Vedra	St. Johns	6	1	16.67	\|	Sneads	Jackson	5	1	20.00
Port Charlotte	Charlotte	652	46	7.06	\|	South Bay	Palm Beach	37	0	0.00
Port Charlotte	Sarasota	21	1	4.76	\|	South Daytona	Volusia	137	17	12.41
Port Orange	Volusia	300	65	21.67	\|	South Miami	Miami-Dade	33	1	3.03
Port Richey	Pasco	133	12	9.02	\|	South Miami Heights	Miami-Dade	22	1	4.55
Port Saint Joe	Gulf	23	4	17.39	\|	South Palm Beach	Palm Beach	2	0	0.00
Port Saint Lucie	Martin	1	0	0.00	\|	South Pasedena	Pinellas	86	8	9.30
Port Salerno	Martin	49	7	14.29	\|	South Patrick Shores	Brevard	1	0	0.00
Port St. Lucie	St. Lucie	736	114	15.49	\|	Springfield	Bay	1	1	100.00
Punta Gorda	Charlotte	100	13	13.00	\|	St. Augustine	St. Johns	250	43	17.20
Quincy	Gadsden	149	8	5.37	\|	St. Augustine Beach	St. Johns	38	7	18.42
Raiford	Union	1	0	0.00	\|	St. Cloud	Osceola	343	38	11.08
Reddick	Marion	1	0	0.00	\|	St. Petersburg	Pinellas	3,980	374	9.40
Redington Beach	Pinellas	11	3	27.27	\|	St. Petersburg Beach	Pinellas	120	20	16.67
Redington Shores	Pinellas	9	3	33.33	\|	Starke	Bradford	110	6	5.45
Richmond Heights	Miami-Dade	320	10	3.13	\|	Steinhatchee	Taylor	1	1	100.00
Ridgewood Heights	Sarasota	1	0	0.00	\|	Stuart	Martin	520	52	10.00
Riverland	Broward	2	0	0.00	\|	Sunny Isles	Miami-Dade	152	16	10.53
Riviera Beach	Palm Beach	492	49	9.96	\|	Sunrise	Broward	623	44	7.06
Rockledge	Brevard	179	17	9.50	\|	Surfside	Miami-Dade	63	5	7.94
Royal Palm Beach	Palm Beach	340	30	8.82	\|	Sweetwater	Miami-Dade	65	1	1.54
Ruskin	Hillsborough	21	4	19.05	\|	Tallahassee	Leon	4,656	289	6.21
Safety Harbor	Pinellas	147	14	9.52	\|	Tamarac	Broward	699	31	4.43
Saint Leo	Pasco	9	0	0.00	\|	Tampa	Hillsborough	9,546	732	7.67
Saint Marks	Wakulla	3	2	66.67	\|	Tampa International Airport	Hillsborough	65	8	12.31
San Antonio	Pasco	9	1	11.11	\|	Tarpon Springs	Pinellas	384	49	12.76
Sanford	Seminole	675	70	10.37	\|	Tavares	Lake	116	12	10.34
Sanibel	Lee	26	2	7.69	\|	Tavernier	Monroe	36	6	16.67
Santa Fe Community College	Alachua	22	0	0.00	\|	Temple Terrace	Hillsborough	166	11	6.63

Table 39(Continued)

Locality	County	Total Crashes	Alcohol- Related Crashes	Alcohol- Related Crashes as % of Total	\| \| \| \| \|	Locality	County	Total Crashes	Alcohol- Related Crashes	Alcohol- Related Crashes as % of Total

Tequesta Village	Palm Beach	26	4	15.38	\|	Winter Haven	Polk	366	39	10.66
Tice	Lee	5	1	20.00	\|	Winter Park	Orange	322	35	10.87
Titusville	Brevard	355	49	13.80	\|	Winter Springs	Seminole	106	5	4.72
Treasure Island	Pinellas	80	28	35.00	\|	Worthing Springs	Union	2	0	0.00
Trenton	Gilchrist	6	0	0.00	\|	Yankeetown	Levy	1	0	0.00
Uleta	Miami-Dade	222	8	3.60	\|	Yulee	Nassau	20	4	20.00
Umatilla	Lake	17	3	17.65	\|	Zephyrhills	Pasco	229	14	6.11
University of Central Florida	Orange	15	3	20.00	\|	Zolfo Springs	Hardee	12	0	0.00
University of Florida	Alachua	37	4	10.81	\|
University of Miami	Miami-Dade	11	0	0.00	\|
University of North Florida	Duval	23	2	8.70	\|
University of South Florida	Hillsborough	117	4	3.42	\|
University of Tampa	Hillsborough	1	0	0.00	\|
University of West Florida	Escambia	3	0	0.00	\|
Valparaiso	Okaloosa	34	10	29.41	\|
Venice	Sarasota	221	18	8.14	\|
Venice South	Sarasota	3	0	0.00	\|
Vernon	Washington	3	0	0.00	\|
Vero Beach	Indian River	350	38	10.86	\|
Virginia Gardens	Miami-Dade	3	0	0.00	\|
Wahneta	Polk	4	1	25.00	\|
Waldo	Alachua	10	1	10.00	\|
Warrington	Escambia	32	6	18.75	\|
Wauchula	Hardee	68	3	4.41	\|
Webster	Sumter	4	0	0.00	\|
Weekiwachee	Hernando	2	0	0.00	\|
Welaka	Putnam	3	1	33.33	\|
Wellington	Palm Beach	269	26	9.67	\|
West Bradenton	Manatee	606	49	8.09	\|
West Hollywood	Broward	3	0	0.00	\|
West Melbourne	Brevard	115	11	9.57	\|
West Miami	Miami-Dade	67	5	7.46	\|
West Palm Beach	Palm Beach	1,854	158	8.52	\|
West Pensacola	Escambia	51	1	1.96	\|
West Winter Haven	Polk	1	1	100.00	\|
Weston	Broward	309	19	6.15	\|
Westville	Holmes	1	0	0.00	\|
Westwood Lakes	Miami-Dade	501	9	1.80	\|
Wewahitchka	Gulf	7	1	14.29	\|
White Springs	Hamilton	1	1	100.00	\|
Wildwood	Sumter	54	2	3.70	\|
Williston	Levy	27	1	3.70	\|
Wilton Manors	Broward	142	21	14.79	\|
Windermere	Orange	15	0	0.00	\|
Winter Garden	Orange	227	33	14.54	\|

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Traffic Crash Statistics Report 2004

A Compilation of Motor Vehicle Crash DataFrom the Florida Crash Records Database

Fred O. Dickinson

Table of Contents

Source of Data

Definition of Terms

State of Florida Summary

Safety Equipment Use/Injury Levels

Motorcyclists and Bicyclists Crash Trends

Safety Equipment Use and Child Passengers*

Age of Drivers in Crashes*

Selected Age Groups*

Driver Profile*

Persons in Crashes by Age and Gender

Pedestrian Behavior

Pedestrian Crash Trend

Truck Passengers

Florida Motoring Environment

Holiday Traffic Fatalities

Traffic Crashes by Day of Week/Time of Day

Traffic Crashes by Month

Contributing Causes*

Environmental Causes

Vehicle Harmful Events*

County Data

Vehicle and Truck Information

Alcohol-Related Crashes by City/Locality

Department of Highway Safety
and Motor Vehicles

A Compilation of Motor Vehicle Crash Data
From the Florida Crash Records Database