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Ontario Sub-Models and Their Social Costs Exhibit V-2 <strong>Dr</strong>inking and <strong>Dr</strong>iving Revised/Adjusted Data on the Characteristic of Motor Vehicle Collision in each Ontario Sub-model Collision Severity Fatal Injury PDO TOTAL Crashes 174 3368 3854 7396 Fatalities 195 195 Injuries: Major 83 625 708 Minor 258 3596 3854 Minimal 113 2281 2394 Vehicles damaged: Demolished 184 1608 219 2011 Severe 28 1647 1210 2884 Moderate 24 1178 2173 3375 Light 22 855 2277 3154 None 5 234 264 503 Pedestrian Involved Collision Severity Fatal Injury PDO TOTAL Crashes 106 4316 133 4555 Fatalities 108 108 Injuries: Major 4 707 711 Minor 33 4654 4687 Minimal 36 2774 2810 Vehicles damaged: Demolished 9 49 0 58 Severe 18 120 2 141 Moderate 45 328 11 384 Light 46 1291 45 1382 None 25 2846 94 2964 TNS Canadian Facts, Social and Policy Research 59
Analysis and Estimation of the Social Cost of Motor Vehicle Collisions in Ontario Exhibit V-2 Large Trucks Revised/Adjusted Data on the Characteristic of Motor Vehicle Collision in each Ontario Sub-model (cont’d) Collision Severity Fatal Injury PDO TOTAL Crashes 133 3700 12466 16299 Fatalities 157 157 Injuries: Major 38 466 504 Minor 281 3464 3746 Minimal 220 2609 2829 Vehicles damaged: Demolished 159 1442 152 1753 Severe 48 1777 2041 3866 Moderate 41 1848 6089 7978 Light 36 2305 10075 12416 None 13 865 5298 6176 Freeway Collision Severity Fatal Injury PDO TOTAL Crashes 86 7572 18382 26041 Fatalities 105 105 Injuries: Major 61 541 602 Minor 296 6393 6689 Minimal 189 6208 6397 Vehicles damaged: Demolished 99 2604 0 2703 Severe 25 5236 2622 7883 Moderate 28 5604 9656 15289 Light 14 4905 12695 17614 None 7 1220 2337 3564 60 TNS Canadian Facts, Social and Policy Research
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