Sentences with phrase «fatal accidents account»

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These deaths accounted for 31 % of all fatal car accidents that were reported that year.

In 2010, motorcycle fatalities accounted for 14.3 percent of all traffic fatalities throughout the state of Florida, and Pasco County accounted for a majority of those fatal accidents.

Additionally, business days (Monday through Friday) account for 84 percent of all fatal truck accidents.

Similarly, while crashes involving tractor - trailers account for 3.6 percent of overall crashes, they make up 9.1 percent of fatal accidents, according to 2012 statistics from the Illinois DOT.

Nationally, traffic accidents account for about 42 percent of all fatal work injuries, but they were only the fourth-most prevalent cause of death in workplace accidents in New York.

Motorcycles accounted for 1.2 % of all vehicle accidents in 2012; however, the number of deaths from those accidents accounted for around 9.8 % of all fatal traffic accidents in Texas that year.

Even though these vehicles only amount to about 3 % of registered motor vehicles, they account for about 9 % of all fatal accidents.

Applying German rules on the scope of liability to this fatal accident claim requires mitigation to be taken into account which would not be the case under English law.

When you account for per - vehicle - miles - traveled, motorcyclists are 20 times more likely to be involved in a fatal traffic accident than those in passenger vehicles.

Slip and fall accidents are the most common cause of traumatic brain injuries (TBI) and these account for 46 % of fatal falls among older Americans

These types of vehicle - pedestrian accidents account for roughly 40 percent of all fatal vehicle - pedestrian collisions.

Accidents involving tractor - trailers accounted for about 3.5 %, or over 10,000, of all crashes within the state of Illinois, but were involved in 9.7 % of all fatal crashes, and accounted for just over 10 % of all the fatalities.

The fatal four accounted for 63.7 percent of the fatal accidents.

According to the BLS, traffic incidents were the number one cause of workplace deaths, accounting for about 40 percent of all fatal work accidents.

Fatal accidents involving a car and a pedestrian accounted for 14 percent of crash - related fatalities in the state of Utah in the year 2011, reaching the highest rate since 2002.

Drunk drivers accounted for 33.3 % of fatal accidents in Tulsa, though the city's major roads saw much higher percentages.

The Music City accounted for about 13 % of all fatal accidents that happened in the state of Tennessee within those years.

The major interstate accounted for about 9 % of all fatal accidents in the city.

Collisions with a fixed object, such as a pole, a ditch or a rail accounted to 36 percent of fatal car accidents and 17 percent of injury accidents while collisions with a non fixed object, such as a person, a parked car, a biker, a train or an animal accounted for 17 percent of fatality accidents and 10 percent of injury related incidents [1].

Collisions with another car accounted for 36 percent of all fatal car crashes in 2009 and an incredible 66 percent of all injury related accidents.

And it's not just the number of accidents that's higher, it's also the severity: drivers under the age of 25 are involved in more than a quarter of all fatal crashes, despite accounting for just over 12 % of the driving population.

Overall, 31.6 % of all fatal accidents in Dallas between 2011 and 2015 involved a drunk driver, which is greater than most cities where drunk driving accidents usually account for around a quarter of all fatal accidents.

Overall Memphis accounted for nearly 1/5 of all fatal accidents in the state of Tennessee — a reason why its car insurance rates may be highest in the state.