Non-Crash Surveillance: Non-Crash Fatalities During 2008-2011

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June 9th, 2020

This Research Note provides information on fatalities to people of all ages and children 14 and younger, in particular, who were involved in “motor vehicle non-crash incidents” (herein referred to as “non-crash incidents”) over the four-year period: 2008 to 2011. The data on such incidents was obtained by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration through its Non-Traffic Surveillance system. The statistics in this research note refer to the non-crash fatalities that occurred to people in these incidents during the above-mentioned period.