Traffic Safety Facts 2021 Data: Race and Ethnicity

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July 1st, 2024

This fact sheet reports data on traffic fatalities by race and ethnicity, which might help develop countermeasures for those at risk. The term “race-ethnicity”
is used to refer to the combined classification of race and ethnicity data. It also uses race-ethnicity categories based on the Office of Management and Budget
(OMB) 1997 Guidelines on Race and Ethnicity Standards for Federal Statistics and Administrative Reporting (Revisions to Standards, 1997).

Read the full report here.