This Research Brief presents updated data on crash risk using data on crashes from the US DOT in conjunction with data on driving mileage from the AAA Foundation's American Driving Survey.
June 2017 // Research Brief
This report presents the results of our annual Traffic Safety Culture Index survey, providing data on the attitudes and behaviors of the American public with respect to key traffic safety topics.
February 2017 // Technical Report // Fact Sheet
This drowsy driving study quantifies a driver's relative risk of being involved in a crash in relation to the number of hours that they slept in the past 24 hours.
December 2016 // Technical Report // Fact Sheet
This report presents data on the proportion of U.S. residents who drive and the amount of driving that they did in years 2014-2015 based on the AAA Foundation's surveys of representative samples of households nationwide.
September 2016 // Technical Report // Fact Sheet
This study examines data from a sample of in-depth crash investigations to estimate the number of crashes, injuries, and deaths in the U.S. each year that are caused by debris on the roads or falling from vehicles.
August 2016 // Technical Report // Fact Sheet
This report provides data on the prevalence of self-reported aggressive driving behaviors based on a survey of a representative sample of U.S. drivers.
July 2016 // Technical Report // Fact Sheet
This study examined data from drivers involved in crashes and drivers suspected of DUI in Washington state.
May 2016 // Technical Report // Fact Sheet
This study examines the relationship between toxicological test results and performance on a battery of physiological and psychomotor measures used by law enforcement officers among drivers arrested for DUI.
May 2016 // Technical Report // Fact Sheet
This study quantifies the prevalence of marijuana involvement in fatal crashes in the state of Washington in years 2010 – 2014, and examines whether the prevalence changed after the legalization of recreational use of marijuana took effect in the state.
May 2016 // Technical Report // Fact Sheet
The purpose of this study was to provide estimates of the prevalence of self-reported driving under the influence of alcohol and marijuana, and related perceptions and beliefs among U.S. drivers ages 18 and older.
May 2016 // Technical Report // Fact Sheet