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2007 Wisconsin Traffic Crash Facts

As a resource for traffic safety professionals and others interested in making Wisconsin's roadways safer, this book publishes statewide information on the human consequences of traffic crashes. Reports are offered in several levels of detail, including the number and type of crashes, type of vehicles involved in crashes, severity of injuries, and information about the drivers involved.

This year's Wisconsin Traffic Crash Facts book has changed slightly from previous editions. Some of the tables have been relocated and some information has been condensed or otherwise improved. Users having difficulty locating information and those who need the underlying data tables should contact donald.lyden@dot.wi.gov.

All documents below are presented in Adobe PDF format . Documents are less than 250 KB unless otherwise noted.

2003 Wisconsin Alcohol Traffic Facts

Statewide traffic-related alcohol information. The emphasis on traffic crashes, arrests, convictions and driver safety plan data presents a variety of alcohol-related data that will serve as a resource for safety, health and social service professionals.

Introduction and Table of Contents
Section 1: Magnitude of the Problem (288 KB)
Section 2: Alcohol Consumption (246 KB)
Section 3: Legal Sanctions (344 KB)
Section 4: Alcohol Arrests (224 KB)
Section 5: Alcohol Convictions (232 KB)
Section 6: Alcohol Crashes (515 KB)
Section 7: Driver Safety Plans (251 KB)
Appendices
Entire Wisconsin Alcohol Traffic Facts Book (1.5 MB)

2004 Motorcycle Safety Facts

This publication provides a statewide profile of crash information and motorcycling in Wisconsin.

2004 Wisconsin Motorcycle Safety Facts Book (577 KB)

Special interest monographs

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Crash facts archive

Special interest monographs archive (organized by year):

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2004 Field Observation of Seatbelt Use in Wisconsin

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Questions about the content of this page:
Donald Lyden, donald.lyden@dot.wi.gov
Last modified: July 27, 2009

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