Motor Vehicle Traffic Crash Statistics: New York State Roadways and County of Crash
In 2007, 746,966 people were involved in crashes on New York's roadways. One hundred and thirty seven thousand of these people sought treatment at one of New York's emergency departments or hospitals. This resulted in almost $504 million in hospital charges.
Motor Vehicle Traffic Injuries
New York State Roadways - New York State Level Data
- Motor Vehicle Traffic Injuries, New York State Roadways, 2007
This factsheet gives an overview of the traffic-related injury problem on New York State roadways. - Motor Vehicle Crashes in New York State, 2007, Hospitalization Outcomes by Specific Age Groups
This table gives outcome data on hospitalized crash victims, including the associated hospital charges, average length of stay, and diagnosis of traumatic brain injury by age group. - Motor Vehicle Crashes in New York State, 2007, Emergency Department Visit Outcomes by Specific Age Groups
This table gives outcome data on those crash victims treated in outpatient emergency departments, including associated emergency department charges and diagnosis of traumatic brain injury by age group. - Motor Vehicle Crashes in New York State, 2007, Hospitalization Outcomes by Specific Types of Crashes / Contributing Factors
This table gives outcome data on hospitalized crash victims, including the associated hospital charges, average length of stay, and diagnosis of traumatic brain injury by specific crash types and contributing factors: alcohol-related, speed-related, distracted driving, failure to yield right of way, following too closely, passing lane violations and disregard of traffic control device. - Motor Vehicle Crashes in New York State, 2007, Emergency Department Visit Outcomes by Specific Types of Crashes / Contributing Factors
This table gives outcome data on those crash victims treated in outpatient emergency departments, including associated emergency department charges and diagnosis of traumatic brain injury by specific crash types and contributing factors: alcohol-related, speed-related, distracted driving, failure to yield right of way, following too closely, passing lane violations and disregard of traffic control device. - Motor Vehicle Crashes in New York State, 2007, Hospitalization Outcomes by Gender
This table gives outcome data on hospitalized crash victims, including the associated hospital charges, average length of stay, and diagnosis of traumatic brain injury by gender. - Motor Vehicle Crashes in New York State, 2007, Emergency Department Visit Outcomes by Gender
This table gives outcome data on those crash victims treated in outpatient emergency departments, including associated emergency department charges and diagnosis of traumatic brain injury by gender. - Motor Vehicle Crashes in New York State, 2007, Hospitalization Outcomes for Motor Vehicle Occupants, by Restraint Use in Crash
This table gives outcome data on the motor vehicle occupants involved in crashes that resulted in hospitalizations, including the associated hospital charges, average length of stay, and diagnosis of traumatic brain injury by restraint usage. - Motor Vehicle Crashes in New York State, 2007, Emergency Department Visit Outcomes for Motor Vehicle Occupants, by Restraint Use in Crash
This table gives data on the motor vehicle occupants involved in crashes that resulted in hospitalizations, the associated hospital charges, and length of stay by restraint usage. - Motor Vehicle Crashes in New York State, 2007, Hospitalization Outcomes, by Specific Role Types
This table gives outcome data on hospitalized crash victims, including the associated hospital charges, average length of stay, and diagnosis of traumatic brain injury by the role of the person involved: bicyclists, motorcyclists, motor vehicle occupants, pedestrians and other. - Motor Vehicle Crashes in New York State, 2007, Emergency Department Visit Outcomes, by Specific Role Types
This table gives outcome data on those crash victims treated in outpatient emergency departments, including associated emergency department charges and diagnosis of traumatic brain injury by the role of the person involved: bicyclists, motorcyclists, motor vehicle occupants, pedestrians and other.
Overview of County Level Crash Statistics
This collection of county level data is based upon the county of crash. The data is derived from the Crash Outcome Data Evaluation System (CODES). CODES is a database that matches individual records from the NYS Department of Motor Vehicles Accident Information System to the NYS Department of Health emergency medical services (Pre-Hospital Care Reports) and Hospital Discharge databases. Please be advised that not all information may be available for all counties, as data based on frequencies of less than six are not reported to maintain the confidentiality of the crash victims.
For Direct Inquiries Contact:
- New York State Department of Health
Bureau of Injury Prevention
Riverview Center
150 Broadway, Suite 302
Albany, New York 12204-0677
PHONE: (518) 473-1143
FAX: (518) 474-3067
E-MAIL: injury@health.state.ny.us
