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NCJ Number: 166707 Add to Shopping cart Find in a Library
Title: Missouri Emergency Service Vehicle Crashes, 1995
Date Published: 1996
Annotation: Official traffic accident records were analyzed to determine the nature and extent of traffic crashes involving police vehicles and other emergency service vehicles in Missouri in 1995.
Abstract: The Missouri Statewide Traffic Accident Records System provides information on all traffic crashes on public roadways if they involve a death or personal injury or property damage over $500. The analysis revealed that 1,892 traffic crashes involving 1,945 emergency service vehicles took place during the year. Six persons were killed and 716 were injured. A total of 20.4 percent of the emergency vehicles were on an emergency run at the time of the crash. A total of 81.8 percent of the emergency vehicles were police vehicles, 9 percent were fire vehicles, and 8.8 percent were ambulances. The 396 emergency vehicles making emergency runs when a traffic crash took place included 65 fire emergency vehicles and 52 ambulances. Figures, tables, map, and glossary
Main Term(s): Police statistics
Index Term(s): Emergency vehicles; Highway safety; Missouri; Police pursuit driving; Police safety; Police vehicular accidents; Traffic accidents
Sponsoring Agency: Missouri State Highway Patrol, Statistical Analysis Ctr
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Page Count: 56
Type: Survey
Language: English
Country: United States of America
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