Statistics - Auto Safety
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Auto Safety Statistics
Summary:
Rollover crashes account for a quarter of all automobile accident fatalities. These often happen when a vehicle veers off the road and flips onto its side. SUVs present the highest risk; 17 out of the top 20 vehicles most likely to roll over are SUVs. Models like the Chevrolet Tracker, Suzuki Vitara, and Toyota RAV4 roll over in more than 40% of accidents. However, the Ford Excursion is among the least likely SUVs to roll over.
Vehicle Rollover Risks:
- SUVs: The 2005 Ford Explorer Sport Trac has a 34% rollover risk, while the Chevrolet Tahoe and GMC Yukon have 28%.
- Pickups: The 2005 Ford Ranger models and Mazda B-Series have a 30% risk, while the Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra are at 15%.
- Vans: The highest risk is with the 2005 Ford E-150 (29%), and the lowest with the Nissan Quest (12%).
- Passenger Cars: Vehicles like the 2005 Pontiac Vibe have a 15% chance, while the Mazda Miata has only a 7% risk.
Safety Measures and Statistics:
- Approximately 2 million injury-causing crashes occur annually.
- Rollover crashes kill over 10,000 people each year.
- Seat belts can cut the risk of fatality in rollovers by 75%.
- Technology like Anti-lock Brake Systems and Electronic Stability Control can help maintain control and prevent accidents.
Motorcycle Safety:
- Motorcyclist fatalities have increased by over 89% since 1997.
- Helmets reduce the risk of death by 29% and are 67% effective against brain injuries.
Additional Facts:
- Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for Americans aged 2-33, with 117 daily fatalities.
- The economic impact of these crashes is $230 billion annually, costing each American roughly $792.
- Seat belts prevent approximately 11,900 deaths and 325,000 serious injuries every year.
Protecting Children:
- Booster seats lower the risk of injury to children by 59% compared to seat belts alone.
- In over 5,000 child deaths, more than 60% were linked to impaired driving.
Rollover risks and accident statistics emphasize the importance of vehicle safety features and responsible driving practices to protect lives on the road.
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