Table 6. Passenger Vehicle Injury Crash Statistics, 1988-1999

Year

Injury Crashes

Vehicles Involved

Persons Injured

Million Vehicle Miles Traveled

Injury Crashes per 100 Million Vehicle Miles Traveled

Vehicles Involved in Injury Crashes per 100 Million Vehicle Miles Traveled

Persons
Injured
per 100 Million Vehicle Miles Traveled

Passenger Vehicles Registered

1988

2,166,000

3,756,000

3,335,000

1,868,720

115.9

201.0

178.5

166,118,639

1989

2,093,000

3,619,000

3,211,000

1,932,108

108.3

187.3

166.2

169,892,626

1990

2,062,000

3,567,000

3,144,000

1,979,276

104.2

180.2

158.8

173,193,097

1991

1,953,000

3,404,000

3,027,000

2,006,553

  97.3

169.6

150.9

175,389,400

1992

1,938,000

3,399,000

3,006,000

2,079,032

  93.2

163.5

144.6

174,182,793

1993

1,970,000

3,474,000

3,087,000

2,120,764

  92.9

163.8

145.6

177,629,233

1994

2,080,000

3,697,000

3,214,000

2,170,723

  95.8

170.3

148.1

181,482,575

1995

2,170,000

3,938,000

3,410,000

2,228,323

  97.4

176.7

153.0

185,762,753

1996

2,192,000

3,954,000

3,413,000

2,286,394

  95.9

173.0

149.3

190,051,664

1997

2,104,000

3,801,000

3,295,000

2,353,295

  89.4

161.5

140.0

191,960,390

1998

1,987,000

3,604,000

3,141,000

2,417,852

  82.2

149.1

129.9

195,749,209

1999

2,005,000

3,603,000

3,175,000

2,474,043

  81.1

145.6

128.3

200,012,471

Notes: “Persons Injured” includes all nonfatally injured persons in injury and fatal crashes. A passenger vehicle is defined as a car or light truck (including pickups, vans, and sport utility vehicles).

Sources: Vehicle Miles of Travel: Federal Highway Administration. Registered Vehicles: R.L. Polk & Co. Injury Crashes, Vehicles Involved, and Injuries: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, General Estimates System (GES).