| Median
Age 1991 - 2004 |
| Male Age by Alcohol* 1991 - 2004 |
| Mean Age by Gender in Crash 1991 - 2004 |
* Alcohol
Involved crash means one of the parties involved in a crash
had consumed alcohol, not necessarily the person killed.
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+ The
overall mean age of traffic victims hovers close to 40 years of age
since 1998, after increasing for a number of years. |
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+ Mean
age for alcohol involved victims is approximately 6 years younger than
non-alcohol involved.. |
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+ Pedestrians
have the highest mean age, it stood at 47.22 in 2004. + Passengers have the lowest mean age, 33.15 for 2004.. + Bicyclists have the had a dramatic age increase from a low of 31 in 1992 to slightly above 41 for the last 4 years. (Table for Chart ) |
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+ For
alcohol involved Pedestrians have the highest mean age. + Passengers have the lowest mean age.Table for Chart |
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+ Pedestrians
have the highest mean age: 47.22. + Passengers have the lowest mean age: 33.15. + Bicyclists have the had a dramatic age increase from a low of 31 in 1992 to slightly above 41 for the last 4 years. Table for Chart |
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