
|
|
|
Fatal |
Severe |
Visible |
Pain |
Table Total |
| Count |
Col % |
Count |
Col % |
Count |
Col % |
Count |
Col % |
|
| Count |
Col % |
| Alcohol
Related |
No |
Male |
36 |
36.7% |
182 |
46.4% |
1181 |
50.2% |
2875 |
40.6% |
4274 |
43.0% |
| Female |
21 |
21.4% |
98 |
25.0% |
783 |
33.3% |
3740 |
52.8% |
4642 |
46.7% |
| Yes |
Male |
33 |
33.7% |
87 |
22.2% |
282 |
12.0% |
280 |
3.9% |
682 |
6.9% |
| Female |
8 |
8.2% |
25 |
6.4% |
108 |
4.6% |
195 |
2.8% |
336 |
3.4% |
| Table
Total |
98 |
100.0% |
414 |
100.0% |
2458 |
100.0% |
7567 |
100.0% |
10537 |
100.0% |
|
+ Alcohol
is dramatically more involed in deaths than other levels of injury
severity.
+ For males 48% of all deaths
are alcohol related.
+
For females 28% of deaths are alcohol related.
+ In general, females are less likely to be
involved in alcohol related deaths.
+ Alameda County had 98 traffic deaths in
2006, of which 41 were alcohol related.
+ Alameda County had 10,537 traffic injuries
in 2006.
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