KANSAS MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT REPORT CODING MANUAL
KANSAS MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT REPORT CODING MANUAL
KANSAS MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT REPORT CODING MANUAL
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850A<br />
CODE '21' (1st harm occurs beyond the roadway and shoulder and within the right-of-way)<br />
Use code ‘21’ (Roadside) where the First Harmful Event occurs off the road (outside driving lanes<br />
and shoulder). This would include from the edge of the road (and shoulder, if present) to the edge<br />
of the trafficway right-of-way delineation (fence, poles, sidewalk, etc). See diagram on page 6.<br />
CODE ‘22’ (1st harm occurs in the roadway median)<br />
Use code ‘22’ (Median) for accidents where the AOI occurs in the median between divided roadway<br />
sections. (does not include crossover areas: code ‘16’). It DOES include collisions with a concrete<br />
barrier between the divided roadway and collisions within a “painted” median between divided<br />
roadways.<br />
CODE '23' (1st harm occurs in a parking lot or rest area)<br />
Use code ‘23’ for accidents occurring in a parking lot, rest area, or service area. Accidents<br />
occurring in the driveway entrance within the road right-of-way are coded as a ’14,’ and those<br />
occurring where there is street parking are coded as an ’11.’ (See pages 15-16)<br />
CODE ‘88’ (1st harm occurs outside of the trafficway boundaries)<br />
This code reflects accidents “Off Roadway” and outside of the trafficway right-of-way. This includes<br />
yards, houses, fields, etc. It should not be used for accidents occurring at a Turnpike Toll Booth<br />
since this is an “On Roadway” accident. There is a specific Accident Location code for Toll Plaza<br />
accidents (17).<br />
CODE ‘99’ “unknown” if the Accident Location is truly unknown.<br />
INTERSECTION TYPES If the Accident Location reflects ‘12’<br />
(Intersection), ‘13’ (Intersection-related), or ‘15’ (Interchange), mark<br />
the option that best applies. If the accident occurs in or related to a<br />
Roundabout (06) within a part of an interchange, record Roundabout<br />
(06). The same applies to other Intersection Type codes.<br />
FOUR (01) OR FIVE-WAY (02) These intersections have four or five<br />
“legs” that connect to them.<br />
‘T’ (03) OR ‘Y’ (04) INTERSECTIONS Two or three routes join at a<br />
fork in the road reflecting either a ‘Y’ or ‘T’ configuration.<br />
‘L’ (05) INTERSECTION Use this code where two streets terminate<br />
at the same point. The transition point can be on a curve. Example below: SW Hodges Rd<br />
terminates at the same point where SW 29 th ST terminates.<br />
K004<br />
SW HODGES RD<br />
AUBURN RD<br />
‘05’ ‐ L<br />
SW 29 th ST<br />
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