Fatality Charts

Nonoccupants Killed
Year	Pedestrian	Pedacyclist	Other	Total
2007	4,654	698	152	5,504
2006	4,795	772	185	5,752
2005	4,892	786	186	5,864
2004	4,641	832	107	5,494
2003	4,774	629	140	5,543
2002	4,851	665	114	5,630
2001	4,901	732	123	5,756
2000	4,763	693	141	5,597
1999	4,939	754	149	5,842
1998	5,228	760	131	6,119
1997	5,321	814	153	6,288
1996	5,449	765	154	6,368
1995	5,584	833	109	6,526
1994	5,489	802	107	639
Nonoccupants Injured
2007	70,000	43,000	10,000	124,000
2006	61,000	44,000	7,000	112,000
2005	64,000	45,000	8,000	118,000
2004	68,000	41,000	9,000	118,000
2003	70,000	46,000	8,000	124,000
2002	71,000	48,000	7,000	126,000
2001	78,000	45,000	8,000	131,000
2000	78,000	51,000	5,000	134,000
1999	85,000	51,000	3,000	139,000
1998	69,000	53,000	8,000	130,000
1997	77,000	58,000	11,000	146,000
1996	82,000	58,000	11,000	151,000
1995	86,000	67,000	10,000	163,000
1994	92,000	62,000	9,000	163,000

Occupants Killed
Year	Passenger Cars	Light Trucks	Large Trucks	Motor- cycles	Buses	Other	Total
2007	16,520	12,413	802	5,154	37	629	30,401
2006	17,925	12,761	805	4,837	27	601	32,119
2005	18,512	13,037	804	4,576	58	659	33,070
2004	19,091	12,602	761	4,008	41	639	37,142
2003	19,725	12,546	726	3,714	41	589	37,341
2002	20,569	12,274	689	3,270	45	528	37,375
2001	20,320	11,723	708	3,197	34	458	36,440
2000	20,699	11,526	754	2,897	22	450	36,348
1999	20,862	11,265	759	2,483	59	447	35,875
1998	21,194	10,705	742	2,294	38	409	35,382
1997	22,199	10,249	723	2,116	18	420	35,725
1996	22,506	9,932	621	2,161	21	455	35,696
1995	22,423	9,568	648	2,227	33	392	35,291
1994	21,997	8,904	670	2,320	18	409	34,318
Occupants Injured
2007	1,379,000	841,000	23,000	103,000	12,000	8,000	2,264,000
2006	1,475,000	857,000	23,000	88,000	10,000	11,000	2,375,000
2005	1,573,000	872,000	27,000	8,000	11,000	10,000	2,494,000
2004	1,643,000	900,000	27,000	76,000	16,000	7,000	2,669,000
2003	1,756,000	889,000	27,000	67,000	18,000	7,000	2,764,000
2002	1,805,000	879,000	26,000	65,000	19,000	6,000	2,800,000
2001	1,927,000	861,000	29,000	60,000	15,000	9,000	2,901,000
2000	2,052,000	887,000	31,000	58,000	18,000	10,000	3,056,000
1999	2,138,000	847,000	33,000	50,000	22,000	7,000	3,097,000
1998	2,201,000	763,000	29,000	49,000	16,000	4,000	3,062,000
1997	2,341,000	755,000	31,000	53,000	17,000	6,000	3,203,000
1996	2,458,000	761,000	33,000	55,000	20,000	4,000	3,331,000
1995	2,469,000	722,000	30,000	57,000	19,000	4,000	3,301,000
1994	2,364,000	631,000	30,000	57,000	16,000	4,000	3,102,000

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