**The median age designates the point where half (50%) of the cases are below the number indicated and half (50%) are above the number indicated.
| Median Age by Role 2005 |
| Median
Age
by Role 2005 |
| Median Age by Alcohol* 2005 |
| Median Age by Gender and Role 2005 |
| Median Age by Gender and Alcohol* 2005 |
| Median Age by Role and Alcohol* 2005 |
* Alcohol
Involved crash means one of the parties involved in a crash
had consumed alcohol, not necessarily the person killed.
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+ Median
Age for females is higher than for males. + For
females half the fatal victims in traffic Crashes are over 39. |
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+ Median
age of passengers is dramatically lower than other ages. This is
in art because young people are not drivers and very young people
tend not to be pedestrians or bicyclists. + Median age for bicyclists is surprisingly high. |
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+ As young drivers and passengers are more likely to have consumed alcohol the median age for alcohol involved is lower than fro not alcohol - involved. |
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+ Median age for male passengers is dramatically lower than other roles for males and is dramatically lower than for female passengers. + |
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+ Young women not involved in alcohol related crashes are sightly older than males. |
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+ Female passengers in alcohol related crash have the lowest median age of any groups. this may be connected with the fact that females are more likely to passengers than males. |
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