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4 Motor Vehicle Crashes in New Zealand 2011
5 CONTENTS: TABLES Section 1: HISTORICAl Table 1 Casualty rates historical 14 Table 2 Crash rates historical 17 Table 2A Crash severity 18 Table 2B Crashes and casualties on open roads and urban roads 18 Table 3 Type of road user killed and injured 19 Table 4 Crashes in holiday periods historical 21 SECTION 2: Casualties and Crashes Table 5 Age and sex of road users killed and injured 24 Table 6 Age and types of road user killed and injured 24 Table 7 Type of road user killed and injured 28 Table 8 Type of road users killed and injured in each speed limit area during daylight and darkness 29 Table 9 Movement classification of crashes and number of casualties 30 Table 10 Casualties and crashes each month 31 Table 11 Crashes classified by type of movement 33 Table 12 Movement classification of crashes involving cars, SUVs, vans and taxis 34 Table 13 Movement classification of crashes involving buses and trucks 35 Table 14 Movement classification of crashes involving motorcycles 36 Table 15 Movement classification of crashes involving pedal cycles 37 Table 16 Movement classification of injury crashes on open and urban roads 38 Table 17 Movement classification of fatal crashes on open and urban roads 38 Table 18 Injury crashes by time of day and day of week 39 Table 19 Fatal crashes by time of day and day of week 40 Table 20 Light and weather conditions prevailing when injury crashes occurred 41 Table 21 Light and weather conditions prevailing when fatal crashes occurred 41 Table 22 Objects collided with in injury crashes on open and urban roads 42 Table 23 Objects collided with in fatal crashes on open and urban roads 43 Table 24 Injury crashes by road feature on open and urban roads 44 Table 25 Fatal crashes by road feature on open and urban roads 45 Table 26 Factors contributing to crashes 47 Table 26A Crashes and casualties where driver alcohol/drugs was a contributing factor 61 Table 26B Crashes and casualties where travelling too fast for conditions was a contributing factor 62
Page 1 and 2: YEARLY REPORT 2012 MOTOR VEHICLE CR
Page 3 and 4: CONTENTS Reported injury crashes 20
Page 5: REPORTED INJURY CRASHES 2011 Photo
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Page 11 and 12: 9 SECTION 6: Pedestrian Casualties
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Page 17 and 18: 7 HISTORICAL 15 FIGURE 1: ROAD DEAT
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CASUALTIES AND CRASHES 55 TABLE 26:
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CASUALTIES AND CRASHES 61 TABLE 26A
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SECTION 3: TRUCK CASUALTIES AND CRA
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TRUCK CASUALTIES AND CRASHES 65 TAB
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SECTION 4: MOTORCYCLE CASUALTIES AN
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MOTORCYCLE CASUALTIES AND CRASHES 6
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MOTORCYCLE CASUALTIES AND CRASHES 7
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SECTION 5: PEDAL CYCLIST CASUALTIES
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M PEDAL CYCLIST CASUALTIES AND CRAS
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M PEDESTRIAN CASUALTIES AND CRASHES
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SECTION 8: DRIVERS INVOLVED IN REPO
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DRIVERS INVOLVED IN REPORTED INJURY
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SECTION 9: ETHNICITY Photo courtesy
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national health STATISTICS FOR ROAD
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NATIONAL HEALTH STATISTICS FOR ROAD
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NATIONAL HEALTH STATISTICS FOR ROAD
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BLOOD ALCOHOL LEVELS FOR FATALLY IN
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M M M O BLOOD ALCOHOL LEVELS FOR FA
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INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS FOR ROAD
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ROAD USER BEHAVIOUR SURVEYS 157 TAB
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DRIVER LICENCE AND VEHICLE FLEET ST
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new zealand injury prevention strat
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NEW ZEALAND INJURY PREVENTION STRAT
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NEW ZEALAND INJURY PREVENTION STRAT
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