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MissouriTraffi c

Crashes

Department of Public Safety

Missouri State Highway Patrol

2019Edition

2017 & 2018Statistics

This booklet is published by the Missouri State Highway Patrol as an aid to persons who are interested in the traffic crash problem in Missouri. It contains information which provides for a comprehensive look at the Statewide crash problems as experienced in 2017 and 2018. The Missouri State Highway Patrol is the central traffic crash data collection agency for the State of Missouri. Data on both rural and urban traffic crashes is made available to this agency. Law enforcement agencies throughout the State provide the Highway Patrol with copies of their crash reports. All reports of traffic crashes including those investigated by the Missouri State Highway Patrol are tabulated and analyzed by this agency. It is thus due, in part, to the continued cooperation of these law enforcement agencies that a meaningful picture of the statewide crash experience is available to interested persons.

Introduction

Index

2017 Statistics

Traffic Safety Statistics .................................................................................... 2

Statewide Deaths by Month .......................................................................... 3

Statewide Traffic Deaths by County ..........................................................3-4

Crashes by Day and Hour ............................................................................. 5

Road, Weather, Light Conditions & Miscellaneous Information ............. 6

Crash Type ....................................................................................................... 7

Age of Killed/Injured and Drivers .............................................................. 8

Crashes by Class of Trafficway ..................................................................... 9

Pedestrian Information .................................................................................. 9

Pedestrians by Age ....................................................................................... 10

Alcohol Involvement .................................................................................... 11

Probable Contributing Circumstances ....................................................... 12

Motorcycle Statistics ..................................................................................... 13

Safety Device Usage ..................................................................................... 14

Vehicle Body Type Analysis ........................................................................ 14

Urban Traffic Fatalities ................................................................................. 15

Urban and Rural Comparison ..................................................................... 16

Missouri Crashes ........................................................................................... 17

Holiday Fatalities .......................................................................................... 18

Index

2018 Statistics

Traffic Safety Statistics .................................................................................. 22

Statewide Deaths by Month ........................................................................ 23

Statewide Traffic Deaths by County ......................................................23-24

Crashes by Day and Hour ........................................................................... 25

Road, Weather, Light Conditions & Miscellaneous Information ........... 26

Crash Type ..................................................................................................... 27

Age of Killed/Injured and Drivers ............................................................ 28

Crashes by Class of Trafficway ................................................................... 29

Pedestrian Information ................................................................................ 29

Pedestrians by Age ....................................................................................... 30

Alcohol Involvement .................................................................................... 31

Probable Contributing Circumstances ....................................................... 32

Motorcycle Statistics ..................................................................................... 33

Safety Device Usage ..................................................................................... 34

Vehicle Body Type Analysis ........................................................................ 34

Urban Traffic Fatalities ................................................................................. 35

Urban and Rural Comparison ..................................................................... 36

Missouri Crashes ........................................................................................... 37

Holiday Fatalities .......................................................................................... 38

2017 Statistics

It is hoped that the information in this booklet will be of value to you. Certainly it is the most comprehensive look available at the crash problem in Missouri.

• In 2017 there were 923 persons killed in traffic crashes in the State of Missouri, 24 (-2.5%%) more than in 2016 . There was a increase of about -3.0% in total crashes statewide compared to 2016.

• Alcohol/drugs and speeding are the two highest Probable Contributing Circumstance in fatal crashes. Of all fatal crashes, 34.8% involved speed and 22.2% involved alcohol/drugs.

• Of all persons killed in Missouri traffic crashes in 2017, 351 (38.0% ) were in the 15-35 age group. The age group most overrepresented in Missouri fatal traffic crashes is 15-24 group (187 killed, 20.3% of the total).

• It is interesting to note that in known cases only 12% of all traffic crashes occurred during inclement weather (rain, snow, sleet/hail, freezing temp., fog or mist).

• Of all traffic crashes reported statewide, 73.9% were property damage only.

• Of all traffic crashes, 71.9% occurred during the daylight hours and 82.7% occurred on dry pavement.

• Of all fatal Missouri traffic crashes, 60.0% involved only one vehicle.

• Jackson County recorded the most traffic fatalities with 111.

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Statewide Traffi c Deaths by County These numbers include both rural and urban traffic deaths for each county and the City of St. Louis. The City of St. Louis is carried separately because it is not located within a county. 10 year average (the average deaths per year for the last ten year) -- +/- (increase or decrease of traffic fatalities in each county from the year 2016 to 2017. If there is no change it will be indicated by a 0)

County 2017 10 yearAverage +/-

Adair AndrewAtchisonAudrainBarryBarton BatesBenton BollingerBoone BuchananButler Caldwell Callaway Camden

521770203

171213196

3.03.90.74.59.42.92.94.52.8

16.58.59.52.49.69.7

1-502-20-1-1-1

-1082-10-5


Cape GirardeauCarroll Carter Cass Cedar Chariton ChristianClarkClay Clinton Cole Cooper CrawfordDadeDallas

1340931

122

19241745

8.52.03.0

10.62.11.29.02.2

20.72.67.42.74.71.83.1

12-3-53-11-1-10-4-233-1

Statewide Deaths by Month2015

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

TOTAL

52

35

53

46

67

82

62

84

73

78

67

58

757

47

34

65

61

77

67

72

65

62

66

86

64

766

66

42

60

73

64

80

78

92

68

92

86

69

870

71

54

77

73

65

81

86

75

123

87

76

79

947

20162013 201464

58

78

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62

85

86

85

79

91

77

80

923

2017



Daviess DeKalb DentDouglas Dunklin FranklinGasconade Gentry Greene Grundy HarrisonHenryHickory Holt Howard HowellIronJackson JasperJeff erson Johnson Knox LacledeLafayette LawrenceLewis Lincoln Linn Livingston MaconMadisonMariesMarionMcDonaldMercerMillerMississippi MoniteauMonroeMontgomery MorganNew MadridNewton

7434 914403213531183

1111235130351118434242814330541021

2.02.83.92.8 7.521.74.70.831.12.12.34.52.71.41.89.82.979.915.531.98.31.27.55.49.51.69.12.22.22.02.63.34.27.21.19.73.02.52.04.75.47.614.9

5-1-13 4-7-90

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22-5-42-2-904-1-3214-1-2-31-1-5-20-20-227


Nodaway Oregon OsageOzark Pemiscot Perry Pettis Phelps Pike Platte PolkPulaski PutnamRalls Randolph Ray Reynolds RipleySaline Schuyler Scotland ScottShannon Shelby St. Charles St. Clair St. FrancoisSt. Louis St. Louis CitySte. GenevieveStoddard Stone SullivanTaney Texas Vernon WarrenWashingtonWayneWebsterWorthWrightTOTAL

4.53.0 2.62.96.83.99.111.64.2

12.26.27.81.02.93.83.72.84.74.51.30.86.22.91.1

25.13.911.960.646.14.57.07.81.29.77.84.37.09.44.46.80.63.0

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923

Statewide Traffi c Deaths by County


Crashes by Day and Hour

16,343

27,155

40,434 40,925

Midnight to 3:59 a.m. 4:00 a.m. to 7:59 a.m. 8:00 a.m. to 11:59 a.m. Noon to 3:59 p.m. 4:00 p.m. to 7:59 p.m. 8:00 p.m. to 11:59 p.m.

17,862171

Hour of OccurrenceKnown Cases

Mon. Tues. Wed. Fri. Sat. Sun.

All Crashes(shown in thousands)

Fatal Crashes(shown in hundreds)

8,681 122

188

12188

144

Thurs.

Day of OccurrenceKnown Cases



Unk.

241,131

20,840 22,41823,271 23,290

25,824

20,21316,435

103 101 106 102132 161 128

Unknown

2,02223


Crashes

Road Conditions Weather Conditions

Light Conditions

Dark - Lighted ........................Dark - Unknown Lighting ....Dark - Unlighted ....................Daylight ...................................Other ........................................Unknown .................................Total ..........................................

47939

1340

232857

110,313108876

24,198968

16,959153,422

AllCrashes

128,4441,652

4894

153304219

1,869214

1,28521,073

155,355

104,45233,61012,8311,769

2092,5412,022

11754

4,099161,704

7351203120407

102866

5642394951

282200

10918

Clear .........................................Cloudy .....................................Rain ..........................................Snow .........................................Sleet/Hail ................................Freezing Temperature ............Fog or Mist ..............................Severe Crosswind ...................Other ........................................Unknown .................................Total ..........................................

Dry ............................................Ice/Frost ..................................Moving Water .........................Mud/Dirt ................................Other ........................................Sand/Gravel ...........................Slush .........................................Snow .........................................Standing Water .......................Unknown .................................Wet ............................................Total ..........................................

Statewide Traffic Crashes

Defective vehicles involved ...............................................................

Driver left the scene ............................................................................

Drivers with physical impairment ...................................................

Hazardous material involved ............................................................

Hazardous material released/spilled ..............................................

Occurred at intersection .....................................................................

Occurred off roadway.........................................................................

Occurred on roadway .........................................................................

One vehicle crashes .............................................................................

Speed a contributing circumstance ...................................................

Miscellaneous Information

Fatal AllIn Known Cases

15

42

24

3

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146

369

488

514

317

3,509

22,563

1,505

66

19

30,971

41,491

111,931

127,084

19,535

FatalCrashes

Road, Weather, Light Conditionsand Miscellaneous Information

AllCrashes

FatalCrashes

AllCrashes

FatalCrashes

Can be more than one road condition per crash.


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Age of Killed/Injured and Drivers

0 - 45 - 10

11 - 14151617181920

21 - 2425 - 3435 - 4445 - 5455 - 6465 - 74

75+Unknown

Total

Age of Person Killed Injured

1,1261,7301,342

5761,3991,5811,6791,5931,5315,784

11,7087,8937,1816,2393,3852,089

43457,270

NumberInvolved

Age of Driver

0 - 45 - 10

11 - 14151617181920

21 - 2425 - 3435 - 4445 - 5455 - 6465 - 74

75+Unknown

Total

38

87323

5,7966,6376,9286,7376,475

25,51653,74939,43634,78830,80516,459

8,94422,686

265,377

FatalCrashes

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2026233220

131274218173186

968229

1,313

InjuryCrashes

05

49102

1,4871,7451,8931,8441,8057,140

15,01610,754

9,5528,3764,4222,5533,000

69,743

PropertyDamageCrashes

33

35221

4,2894,8665,0124,8614,650

18,24538,45928,46425,06322,24311,9416,309

19,657194,321

Killed/InjuredBy Age Group

Age of Driversof Motorized

VehiclesInvolved in

Crashes

1515

84

162024241683

164130110130

7886

0923

Total

1,1411,7451,350

5801,4151,6011,7031,6171,5475,867

11,8728,0237,2916,3693,4632,175

43458,193


Crossing Road ........................................................................................................................................................... Against Signal In Marked Crosswalk In Unmarked Crosswalk No Signal Not at Crosswalk With SignalOther Action .............................................................................................................................................................

Against Traffic Behind/In Front of Parked Vehicle Getting On/Off Vehicle Not Stated Other Playing in Trafficway Pushing/Working on Vehicle Standing/Lying/Sitting in Trafficway Walking/Running in Trafficway With Traffic Working in TrafficwayTotal

Crashes by Class of Traffi cway

Statewide Motor Vehicle Traffic Crashes

137135200943096

19932

923

Classificationof Trafficway

Crashes Persons Involved

InjuryFatalPropertyDamage

Total Killed Injured Total

Interstate ..............................U.S. Roadway .....................State Numbered ..................Single State Lettered ..........Double State Lettered ........County Road .......................City Street ............................Other ....................................Total ......................................

127126191842492

18528

857

4,5763,4185,5892,276

8893,019

17,5371,892

39,196

15,6618,824

14,9505,0221,9268,406

51,4667,114

113,369

6,6415,1818,1363,2281,2574,260

26,0452,522

57,270

6,7785,3168,3363,3221,2874,356

26,2442,554

58,193

Pedestrian InformationRural Urban Total

Killed Injured Killed Injured Killed InjuredPedestrian Action

100

1318

0

420

113025

1272

80

522

789

12010

2726146037

51527

10935

5613

651

1932

0

420

316238

1860

143

50217

50376367110

516331

473103

181437

2986313

2,334

751

3250

0

840

42925

133013

2223

55239

57465487120

788945

533140

232964

4079818

2,947

Driver ............... 625Passenger ......... 190Pedestrian .......... 98Pedalcyclist.......... 9Other/Unknown ... 1

People Killed

20,36412,36820,7307,3822,839

11,51769,1889,034

153,422

*Can be more than one pedestrian action per crash.


Pedestrian by Age

Age of Fatality Male

0-45-10

11-14151617181920

21-2425-3435-4445-5455-6465-74

75+Unknown

Total

Age of Casualty Male

0-45-10

11-14151617181920

21-2425-3435-4445-5455-6465-74

75+Unknown

Total

2200002003

121016

8660

67

Female

22000000055622420

30

Total*

4400002008

171618101080

97

Fatalities

24304617131322162053

12811086

101291721

746

Female

152829111811101014479765646141109

540

Total*

395875283124322634

100225175150162702730

1,286

Injuries

*Pedestrians whose sex is unknown are included in total.


Alcohol Involvement

Drinking and Crashes (Includes drivers of all vehicles and pedestrians) - Whether or not a person has been drinking cannot always be determined at the scene of a crash. It is generally impossible to determine the persons who have had one or a few drinks; yet, these individuals may be as much of a hazard as the obvious drunk. Because of the time lapse from the moment of occurrence until an officer arrives at the scene to make the investigation, a person's condition concerning drinking can change a great deal. In cases where the individual may have been removed to a hospital, doctor's office or funeral home, his condition may never be determined.

Midnightto

3:59 a.m.

4 a.m.to

7:59 a.m.

8 a.m.to

11:59 a.m.

Noonto

3:59 p.m.

4 p.m.to

7:59 p.m.

8 p.m.to

11:59 p.m.

08

21446576

36658025714775241

341,698

016

12172185

113563322618

381

153514

2759514841952

261

136579

57149151100121511313

686

059

181823

140403410304234733317

1,687

02326354251

270611421354210691131

2,154

Drinking Drivers of Motorized VehiclesInvolved in Crashes

Drinking a Probable Contributing Circumstance

Age of Driver

Hour of Occurrence

151617181920

21-2425-3435-4445-5455-6465-74

75+Unknown

Total

UnknownTime

000344

122018107216

87

Fatal Total Killed InjuredInjuryPropertyDamage

Persons InvolvedCrashAlcohol/DrugInvolvement

108542819

57177

857

1,888461154278

33,0113,404

39,196

122603422

60778

923

4,9631,035

358762

126,86319,441

153,422

2,967520176465

93,28115,960

113,369

Alcohol Involved .........................Drugs Involved ............................Alcohol & Drugs Involved .........Alcohol Use ..................................No Alcohol & Drugs Involved ..Unknown ......................................Total

2,607668232445

48,4894,829

57,270


Fatal Total Killed Injured TotalInjuryPropertyDamage

Persons InvolvedCrashProbable ContributingCircumstance

1366

831682022

129242

18916100171880

529824

134183

0831543128815

1,460

2,042798

5,9201,054

6151

4661

8,3675,524

1573,949

42223724521

1,08334

200265

01,8111,646

8051,7105,354

03,469

9382,687

920710131

50,880

1566

871694022

134242

21018100171

1080

5210524

156199

086174712

10318

1,598

5,3215,737

20,8962,9321,393

18838146

25,47123,4973,869

16,9131,943

31274267132

5,209393700

1,6052

6,1603,9761,5053,861

15,6741

19,5933,5096,4173,4261,912

314183,935

2,995973

8,7801,386

9941

61108

13,4078,018

2255,871

66931

1147133

1,69251

323416

02,6492,4091,0573,0837,902

04,9981,3794,6931,3381,319

24477,290

3,1434,933

14,8931,862

69617

79083

16,97517,9493,710

12,7751,505

7202222110

4,119358492

1,3322

4,2972,232

6762,017

10,1371

16,0412,5563,6872,4941,114

168131,595

Alcohol ..........................................Animal(s) in Roadway................Distracted/Inattentive ................Driver Fatigue/Asleep ...............Drugs.............................................Failed to Dim Lights ...................Failed to Secure Load/Improp ..Failed to Use Lights ....................Failed to Yield ..............................Following Too Close ...................Improper Backing .......................Improper Lane Usage/Change .Improper Passing ........................Improper Riding/Clinging to ...Improper Signal ...........................Improper Start from Park ...........Improper Towing/Pushing .......Improper Turn .............................Improperly Parked ......................Improperly Stopped On Road ...Object/Obstruction in Road ......Obstruction on Tracks .................Other .............................................Overcorrected ..............................Physical Impairment ...................Speed - Exceeded Limit ..............Too Fast for Conditions ..............Track Defects................................Unknown ......................................Vehicle Defects .............................Violation Signal/Sign .................Vision Obstructed ........................Wrong Side (not passing) ...........Wrong Side (one-way) ................Total ...............................................

2,839967

8,6931,370

9001

59106

13,2737,994

2235,661

65130

1147132

1,68550

313408

02,5972,3041,0332,9277,703

04,9121,3624,6461,3261,216

22675,692

Probable Contributing Circumstances

*Can be more than one probable contributing circumstance per crash.


Motorcycle Statistics

State TotalsKilled (Drivers & Passengers) .......................117Injured (Drivers & Passengers) ................. 2,161Crashes ......................................................... 2,474

This includes 3 wheel but not mopeds or all-terrain vehicles (ATVs).

Motorcycle Operators

Fatalities InjuriesAge of OperatorNumberInvolved

11-14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21-24

25-34

35-44

45-54

55-64

65-74

75+

Unknown

Total

0

0

0

0

4

2

1

6

25

20

18

21

8

3

0

108

4

3

3

28

29

42

40

204

377

308

355

286

122

19

11

1,831

4

4

3

34

44

55

53

252

504

406

481

389

155

28

117

2,529


Vehicle Types Involved

102054000

117632

4612

569

25221176

25146

5601

101,301

Drivers

Safety Device Usage

Killed Injured000

6517130

2770

26041

17048

621

111

1,406200308

03,578

26206

3275108

29,8712,895

38,879

Vehicle Body Type AnalysisPersons in each

Vehicle Type

Crash Drivers/Passengers

Fatal Injury PropertyDamage Killed Injured

112054000

116632

5152

549

24918173

23543

5801

101,327

1842362340

28931

121,897

1286570

36,66037

3,357476

9,52348923491

15,0331349

1,0432

36255

70,246

41881121126

1,1485

1212751642

505137

98,928148

8,97591

28,7512,072

877263

41,42217

2314,970

10139

3,888194,443

2513472951

69151

162,161

14388

10040,349

795,287

49513,163

724331180

20,2421774

1,3973

51345

86,620

ATV .............................................................................Cargo Van ...................................................................Construction Equipment/Heavy Machinery .......Farm Implements ......................................................Large Bus (16+ w/Driver) .......................................Limousine (7-8 w/Driver) .......................................Limousine (9-15 w/Driver) .....................................Motor Home...............................................................Motorcycle ..................................................................Motorized Bicycle......................................................Other Heavy Truck ...................................................Other Vehicle ..............................................................Passenger Car ............................................................Passenger Van (9+ w/Driver)..................................Passenger Van (

Urban Traffi c FatalitiesCity City

Affton

Arnold

Aurora

Ballwin

Barnhart

Battlefield

Bellefontaine Neighbors

Belton

Berkeley

Black Jack

Blue Springs

Bolivar

Bonne Terre

Boonville

Bowling Green

Branson

Brentwood

Bridgeton

Cameron

Cape Girardeau

Carl Junction

Carthage

Caruthersville

Charleston

Chesterfield

Chillicothe

Clayton

Clinton

Columbia

Crestwood

Creve Coeur

Dardenne Prairie

De Soto

Dellwood

Des Peres

Desloge

Dexter

Ellisville

Eureka

Excelsior Springs

Farmington

Ferguson

Festus

Florissant

Fulton

Gladstone

Glendale

Grain Valley

Grandview

Greenwood

Hannibal

Harrisonville

Hazelwood

Independence

Jackson

Jefferson City

Jennings

Joplin

Kansas City

Kearney

Kennett

Kirksville

Kirkwood

Ladue

Lake St. Louis

Lebanon

Lee's Summit

Liberty

Macon

Manchester

Maplewood

Marshall

Marshfield

Maryland Heights

Maryville

Mehlville

Mexico

Moberly

Monett

Murphy

Neosho

Nevada

Nixa

Normandy

O’Fallon

Oak Grove

Oakville

Odessa

Olivette

Overland

Ozark

Pacific

Note: Crashes occurring within cities of 5,000 or more population are classified as urban.

Totals 308 353

CityPark Hills

Parkville

Perryville

Pevely

Pleasant Hill

Poplar Bluff

Raymore

Raytown

Republic

Richmond

Richmond Heights

Rolla

Savannah

Sedalia

Shrewsbury

Sikeston

Smithville

Spanish Lake

Springfield

St. Ann

St. Charles

St. John

St. Joseph

St. Louis

St. Peters

Sullivan

Sunset Hills

Town & Country

Trenton

Troy

Union

University City

Valley Park

Warrensburg

Warrenton

Washington

Webb City

Webster Groves

Weldon Spring

Wentzville

West Plains

Wildwood

Willard

2016 2016 20160

0

1

0

1

1

1

13

0

3

3

9

98

0

1

4

2

0

2

0

4

1

0

3

0

3

0

2

0

-

2

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

3

2

-

0

0

0

0

0

0

5

4

1

0

0

2

0

3

0

5

1

0

0

0

3

0

1

0

5

0

0

0

0

2

1

0

1

7

0

1

2

0

0

1

0

2

0

0

0

0

4

3

4

1

2

2017 2017 20170

1

0

1

0

0

1

1

1

0

0

6

0

3

2

1

0

0

18

0

3

1

9

57

6

1

3

2

1

0

1

2

0

0

0

2

1

0

0

0

2

6

0

0

0

1

0

0

1

5

13

2

2

2

4

66

0

0

2

1

1

0

0

5

2

0

1

0

1

1

5

0

0

1

0

0

-

1

0

0

0

1

2

-

0

0

0

0

2

-

1

0

0

0

0

2

2

5

0

5

2

0

1

0

1

0

6

1

4

0

1

0

0

2

0

0

0

15

0

1

0

3

0

2

1

1

0

0

0

2

2

2

3

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

3

3

0

1

3

0

2

1

1

0

-

19

1

1

0

1

62

2

0

0

2

1

1

1

2

1

0

0

0

1

0

1

1

2

4

1


*Can be more than one vehicle type per crash.

Urban and Rural Comparison

Type of Crash Fatal Injury PropertyDamage Total

Animal ....................................................................Animal Drawn Veh/Animal Ridden for Trans .Cargo/Equipment Loss/Shift .............................Fell/Jumped from Motor Vehicle .......................Fire/Explosion .......................................................Fixed Object ...........................................................Immersion ..............................................................Jackknife .................................................................Motor Vehicle in Transport ..................................Other Non-Collision .............................................Other Object ...........................................................Overturn .................................................................Parked Motor Vehicle ...........................................Pedalcycle ...............................................................Pedestrian ...............................................................Railway Vehicle .....................................................Working Motor Vehicle ........................................Total .........................................................................

7824

500

3,58020

19,76942

102405651393905

416

26,003

8171

536

449,528

422

55,486172705231

7,74179865

7475,054

8973

575844

13,1956

2275,409

214809650

8,395479

1,0481090

101,386

20020

8700

15402

1437

5710

329

Type of Crash Fatal Injury Total

Animal ....................................................................Animal Drawn Veh/Animal Ridden for Trans .Cargo/Equipment Loss/Shift .............................Fell/Jumped from Motor Vehicle .......................Fire/Explosion .......................................................Fixed Object ...........................................................Immersion ..............................................................Jackknife .................................................................Motor Vehicle in Transport ..................................Other Non-Collision .............................................Other Object ...........................................................Overturn .................................................................Parked Motor Vehicle ...........................................Pedalcycle ...............................................................Pedestrian ...............................................................Railway Vehicle .....................................................Working Motor Vehicle ........................................Total .........................................................................

51150

22500

18254

6122

3032

528

346121

466

5,16556

5,7616575

1,24312277

2359

1913,193

3,66814584

20110,359

1882

19,953223786901

1,883121711

12538,315

4,019276055

20715,749

2388

25,896293865

2,2052,007

9128223

14652,036

PropertyDamage

Urban Crashes in Missouri

Rural Crashes in Missouri


Missouri Crashes

Total Crashes ....................................................153,422Total Fatal Crashes .................................................857Total Persons Killed ...............................................923

The type of crash is determined by the first harmful event.

Type of Crash All Crashes

Motor Vehicle in Transport ...............................

Fixed Object ........................................................

Parked Motor Vehicle ........................................

Animal .................................................................

Overturn ..............................................................

Other Object ........................................................

Pedestrian ............................................................

Pedalcycle ............................................................

Other Non Collision ...........................................

Fire/Explosion ....................................................

Working Motor Vehicle .....................................

Fell/Jumped from Motor Vehicle ....................

Cargo/Equipment Loss/Shift ..........................

Jackknife ..............................................................

Immersion ...........................................................

Railway Vehicle ..................................................

Animal Drawn Vehicle/Animal Ridden for Trans. ...

101,305

28,944

10,402

4,916

2,855

1,674

1,330

570

507

251

236

117

113

110

33

30

29

Fatalities

377

332

5

7

79

6

88

9

5

0

2

1

7

0

4

1

0

Total 153,422923


Holiday Fatalities

Labor Day

4th of July

New Year

Thanksgiving

Christmas

Memorial Day

Holiday

From 6:00 p.m., Friday, May 26, to Midnight, Monday, May 29.

From 6:00 p.m., Friday, June 30, toMidnight, Tuesday, July 4.

From 6:00 p.m., Friday, September 1, toMidnight, Monday, September 4.

From 6:00 p.m., Wednesday, November 22, to Midnight, Sunday, November 26.

From 6:00 p.m., Friday, December 22, toMidnight, Monday, December 25.

From 6:00 p.m., Friday, December 29, 2017, to Midnight, Monday, January 1, 2018.

PeriodYear Killed ReportingHours

2017

2017

2017

2017

8

11

17

7

9

2017 26

2017

78

78

102

78

78

102

From 6:00 p.m., Friday, May 27, to Midnight, Monday, May 30.

From 6:00 p.m., Friday, July 1, toMidnight, Monday, July 4.

From 6:00 p.m., Friday, September 2, toMidnight, Monday, September 5.

From 6:00 p.m., Wednesday, November 23, to Midnight, Sunday, November 27.

From 6:00 p.m., Friday, December 23, toMidnight, Monday, December 26.

From 6:00 p.m., Friday, December 30, 2016, to Midnight, Monday, January 2, 2017.

2016

2016

2016

2016

13

20

14

6

8

2016 5

2016

78

78

102

78

78

78


2018 Statistics

It is hoped that the information in this booklet will be of value to you. Certainly it is the most comprehensive look available at the crash problem in Missouri.

• In 2018 there were 921 persons killed in traffic crashes in the State of Missouri, 2 ( -.2% ) less than in 2017. There was a increase of about 1.6% in total crashes statewide compared to 2017.

• Alcohol/drugs and speeding are the two highest Probable Contributing Circumstance in fatal crashes. Of all fatal crashes, 36.6% involved speed and 23.2% involved alcohol/drugs.

• Of all persons killed in Missouri traffic crashes in 2018 , 344 (37.4% ) were in the 15-35 age group. The age group most overrepresented in Missouri fatal traffic crashes is 15-24 group (179 killed, 19.4% of the total).

• It is interesting to note that in known cases only 17.9% of all traffic crashes occurred during inclement weather (rain, snow, sleet/hail, freezing temp., fog or mist).

• Of all traffic crashes reported statewide, 74.9% were property damage only.

• Of all traffic crashes 71.5% occurred during the daylight hours and 74.7% occurred on dry pavement.

• Of all fatal Missouri traffic crashes, 58.1% involved only one vehicle.

• Jackson County recorded the most traffic fatalities with 90.

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Statewide Traffi c Deaths by County These numbers include both rural and urban traffic deaths for each county and the City of St. Louis. The City of St. Louis is carried separately because it is not located within a county. 10 year average (the average deaths per year for the last ten year) -- +/- (increase or decrease of traffic fatalities in each county from the year 2016 to 2017. If there is no change it will be indicated by a 0)


Adair AndrewAtchisonAudrainBarryBarton BatesBenton BollingerBoone BuchananButler Caldwell Callaway Camden

2717

130422

1811517

16

2.84.10.74.59.12.12.84.32.7

16.28.38.62.19.49.2

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473

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123

26448212

8.62.32.811.42.31.29.72.3

20.22.87.23.04.61.72.9

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1020017207-5-3-3

Statewide Deaths by Month2015

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

TOTAL

47

34

65

61

77

67

72

65

62

66

86

64

766

66

42

60

73

64

80

78

92

68

92

86

69

870

71

54

77

73

65

81

86

75

123

87

76

79

947

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58

78

78

62

85

86

85

79

91

77

80

923

201769

54

67

65

91

80

85

108

86

73

69

74

921

2018



Daviess DeKalb DentDouglas Dunklin FranklinGasconade Gentry Greene Grundy HarrisonHenryHickory Holt Howard HowellIronJackson JasperJeff erson Johnson Knox LacledeLafayette LawrenceLewis Lincoln Linn Livingston MaconMadisonMariesMarionMcDonaldMercerMillerMississippi MoniteauMonroeMontgomery MorganNew MadridNewton

455752641311114141239018281001411120834531481542226515

2.23.04.03.17.321.34.40.831.01.92.14.32.71.52.110.12.880.615.130.68.41.27.66.39.71.69.32.32.52.42.73.24.07.01.29.03.12.61.84.35.47.215.0

-3123-41201-10-2-410340

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Nodaway Oregon OsageOzark Pemiscot Perry Pettis Phelps Pike Platte PolkPulaski PutnamRalls Randolph Ray Reynolds RipleySaline Schuyler Scotland ScottShannon Shelby St. Charles St. Clair St. FrancoisSt. Louis St. Louis CitySte. GenevieveStoddard Stone SullivanTaney Texas Vernon WarrenWashingtonWayneWebsterWorthWrightTOTAL

3.52.92.42.76.44.49.5

10.93.911.86.87.31.02.74.14.12.64.23.91.10.96.02.91.0

27.33.311.162.446.84.97.08.21.7

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352127

121129

106016

1011203740

4124

78525575

1854181511921

Statewide Traffi c Deaths by County


Crashes by Day and Hour

16,819

27,580

41,411 41,911

Midnight to 3:59 a.m. 4:00 a.m. to 7:59 a.m. 8:00 a.m. to 11:59 a.m. Noon to 3:59 p.m. 4:00 p.m. to 7:59 p.m. 8:00 p.m. to 11:59 p.m.

17,758

179

Hour of OccurrenceKnown Cases

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8,192 96

181

12570

180

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Unk.

141,069

23,009 22,828 23,22923,380

25,796

19,37517,254

120102 111 97

130 137 137

Unknown

2,26917


Crashes

Road Conditions Weather Conditions

Light Conditions

Dark - Lighted ........................Dark - Unknown Lighting ....Dark - Unlighted ....................Daylight ...................................Other ........................................Unknown .................................Total ..........................................

1290

237472

37

848

24,588973

17,431111,763

901,095

155,940

AllCrashes

119,7965,062

5597

115260939

4,006215

1,70128,115

160,361

96,81837,59316,9624,098

9726,1792,054

12851

4,385169,240

6932522232

2117

118876

52824259244

4914109

930

Clear .........................................Cloudy .....................................Rain ..........................................Snow .........................................Sleet/Hail ................................Freezing Temperature ............Fog or Mist ..............................Severe Crosswind ...................Other ........................................Unknown .................................Total ..........................................

Dry ............................................Ice/Frost ..................................Moving Water .........................Mud/Dirt ................................Other ........................................Sand/Gravel ...........................Slush .........................................Snow .........................................Standing Water .......................Unknown .................................Wet ............................................Total ..........................................

Statewide Traffic Crashes

Defective vehicles involved ...............................................................

Driver left the scene ............................................................................

Drivers with physical impairment ...................................................

Hazardous material involved ............................................................

Hazardous material released/spilled ..............................................

Occurred at intersection .....................................................................

Occurred off roadway.........................................................................

Occurred on roadway .........................................................................

One vehicle crashes .............................................................................

Speed a contributing circumstance ...................................................

Miscellaneous Information

Fatal AllIn Known Cases

20

29

28

6

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145

368

480

493

327

3,351

23,805

1,490

117

29

31,571

42,804

113,136

129,772

230,222

FatalCrashes

Road, Weather, Light Conditionsand Miscellaneous Information

AllCrashes

FatalCrashes

AllCrashes

FatalCrashes

Can be more than one road condition per crash.


Crash Type

Note: The type of crash is determined by the first harmful event.

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Age of Killed/Injured and Drivers

0 - 45 - 10

11 - 14151617181920

21 - 2425 - 3435 - 4445 - 5455 - 6465 - 74

75+Unknown

Total

Age of Person Killed Injured

1,1111,6291,267

5111,2161,4051,6061,4711,3965,343

11,3557,9606,7736,4903,5652,082

48055,660

NumberInvolved

Age of Driver

0 - 45 - 10

11 - 14151617181920

21 - 2425 - 3435 - 4445 - 5455 - 6465 - 74

75+Unknown

Total

31376

3325,3646,1957,0136,5046,417

25,57854,80440,70235,07331,94417,485

9,51422,773

269,790

FatalCrashes

0002

1514212323

132271209194193100

9935

1,331

InjuryCrashes

16

3893

1,2791,4981,8541,8211,7506,716

14,86510,843

9,2228,5324,6492,5643,106

68,837

PropertyDamageCrashes

27

38237

4,0704,6835,1384,6604,644

18,73039,66829,65025,65723,21912,736

6,85119,632

199,622

Killed/InjuredBy Age Group

Age of Driversof Motorized

VehiclesInvolved in

Crashes

7547

151518211588

165116135136

8191

2921

Total

1,1181,6341,271

5181,2311,4201,6241,4921,4115,431

11,5208,0766,9086,6263,6462,173

48256,581


Crossing Road ........................................................................................................................................................... Against Signal In Marked Crosswalk In Unmarked Crosswalk No Signal Not at Crosswalk With SignalOther Action .............................................................................................................................................................

Against Traffic Behind/In Front of Parked Vehicle Getting On/Off Vehicle Not Stated Other Playing in Trafficway Pushing/Working on Vehicle Standing/Lying/Sitting in Trafficway Walking/Running in Trafficway With Traffic Working in TrafficwayTotal

Crashes by Class of Traffi cway

Statewide Motor Vehicle Traffic Crashes

1351502171012893

17027

921

Classificationof Trafficway

Crashes Persons Involved

InjuryFatalPropertyDamage

Total Killed Injured Total

Interstate ..............................U.S. Roadway .....................State Numbered ..................Single State Lettered ..........Double State Lettered ........County Road .......................City Street ............................Other ....................................Total ......................................

126132197892888

16424

848

4,7763,4595,4492,123

9142,754

17,0281,854

38,357

16,6629,495

15,1795,1051,9968,290

52,5137,495

116,735

6,8995,1958,0952,9981,2823,846

24,9252,420

55,660

7,0345,3458,3123,0991,3103,939

25,0952,447

56,581

Pedestrian InformationRural Urban Total

Killed Injured Killed Injured Killed InjuredPedestrian Action

001880

45181014

1270

60

522

790

11411

2241

96133

59

33803415

591

560

2539

1

240

431028

1321

152

64255

57372346139

496427

48188151150

3204816

2,402

561

3347

1

691

51203

1225

91

212

69277

64462460150

71105

36542121

202083

4008231

2,993

Driver ............... 644Passenger ......... 177Pedestrian .......... 97Pedalcyclist.......... 3Other/Unknown ... 0

People Killed

21,56413,08620,8257,3172,938

11,13269,7059,373

155,940

*Can be more than one pedestrian action per crash.


Pedestrian by Age

Age of Fatality Male

0-45-10

11-14151617181920

21-2425-3435-4445-5455-6465-74

75+Unknown

Total

Age of Casualty Male

0-45-10

11-14151617181920

21-2425-3435-4445-5455-6465-74

75+Unknown

Total

01113010036

13151410

20

70

Female

11000022027631200

27

Total*

1211303205

131918151220

97

Fatalities

844443

122614121160

1371141038552248

757

Female

14252012116

11169

448293666233144

522

Total*

226964152332252820

104219207169147853812

1,279

Injuries

*Pedestrians whose sex is unknown are included in total.


Alcohol Involvement

Drinking and Crashes (Includes drivers of all vehicles and pedestrians) - Whether or not a person has been drinking cannot always be determined at the scene of a crash. It is generally impossible to determine the persons who have had one or a few drinks; yet, these individuals may be as much of a hazard as the obvious drunk. Because of the time lapse from the moment of occurrence until an officer arrives at the scene to make the investigation, a person's condition concerning drinking can change a great deal. In cases where the individual may have been removed to a hospital, doctor's office or funeral home, his condition may never be determined.

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3:59 a.m.

4 a.m.to

7:59 a.m.

8 a.m.to

11:59 a.m.

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3:59 p.m.

4 p.m.to

7:59 p.m.

8 p.m.to

11:59 p.m.

26

22414048

35051928615475234

211,591

1167

17207897543427713

353

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19654762491433

274

03259

1446

14414413812038136

682

128

161431

1324113492952411032018

1,641

15

31333742

279609431286199851527

2,080

Drinking Drivers of Motorized VehiclesInvolved in Crashes

Drinking a Probable Contributing Circumstance

Age of Driver

Hour of Occurrence

151617181920

21-2425-3435-4445-5455-6465-74

75+Unknown

Total

UnknownTime

011340

18287

103300

78

Fatal Total Killed InjuredInjuryPropertyDamage

Persons InvolvedCrashAlcohol/DrugInvolvement

107603018

56568

848

1,830411152282

32,1443,538

38,357

115703421

61170

921

4,8281,033

354764

128,86220,099

155,940

2,891562172464

96,15316,493

116,735

Alcohol Involved .........................Drugs Involved ............................Alcohol & Drugs Involved .........Alcohol Use ..................................No Alcohol & Drugs Involved ..Unknown ......................................Total

2,508617247444

46,7535,091

55,660


Fatal Total Killed Injured TotalInjuryPropertyDamage

Persons InvolvedCrashProbable ContributingCircumstance

13711822090013

130281

174223000

100

10100

469028

128199732044209012

1,482

1,982773

5,327999563

53981

8,1535,393

1553,771

42321583414

1,08745

236266

01,7471,468

7671,7125,8113,615

8272,757

933648102

49,812

149118721

104013

144301

195293000

100

12100

519429

14822475234622

10814

1,644

5,1825,813

19,8762,7271,387

19776165

26,05523,1493,650

16,7112,044

3027520597

5,303422820

1,6263

6,4723,7471,4903,768

19,25420,2703,3516,4933,7211,794

297186,992

2,904972

7,7511,315

9688

48138

12,9297,831

2055,598

68532894817

1,66663

394384

02,4882,1311,0312,9768,6205,2671,2124,7071,4641,244

22075,405

3,0635,029

14,4671,708

73414

73681

17,77217,7283,494

12,7661,599

621717183

4,206377574

1,3503

4,6792,189

6951,928

13,24416,5822,5043,6922,7681,056

183135,698

Alcohol ..........................................Animal(s) in Roadway................Distracted/Inattentive ................Driver Fatigue/Asleep ...............Drugs.............................................Failed to Dim Lights ...................Failed to Secure Load/Improp ..Failed to Use Lights ....................Failed to Yield ..............................Following Too Close ...................Improper Backing .......................Improper Lane Usage/Change .Improper Passing ........................Improper Riding/Clinging to ...Improper Signal ...........................Improper Start from Park ...........Improper Towing/Pushing .......Improper Turn .............................Improperly Parked ......................Improperly Stopped On Road ...Object/Obstruction in Road ......Obstruction on Tracks .................Other .............................................Overcorrected ..............................Physical Impairment ...................Speed - Exceeded Limit ..............Too Fast for Conditions ..............Unknown ......................................Vehicle Defects .............................Violation Signal/Sign .................Vision Obstructed ........................Wrong Side (not passing) ...........Wrong Side (one-way) ................Total ...............................................

2,755961

7,6641,294

8648

47135

12,7857,801

2045,403

65629894817

1,65663

382374

02,4372,0371,0022,8288,3965,1921,1894,6611,4421,136

20673,761

Probable Contributing Circumstances

*Can be more than one probable contributing circumstance per crash.


Motorcycle Statistics

State TotalsKilled (Drivers & Passengers) ...................... 108Injured (Drivers & Passengers) ................. 1,990Crashes ......................................................... 2,235

This includes 3 wheel but not mopeds or all-terrain vehicles (ATVs).

Motorcycle Operators

Fatalities InjuriesAge of OperatorNumberInvolved

5-10

11-14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21-24

25-34

35-44

45-54

55-64

65-74

75+

Unknown

Total

0

0

0

0

0

1

3

2

10

18

16

18

17

8

2

0

95

1

2

3

13

16

27

41

30

169

376

281

286

289

116

8

23

1,681

2

2

4

13

19

39

52

42

217

474

369

379

394

158

16

111

2,291


Vehicle Types Involved

164068000

108503

4344

633

2512890

27975

7441

131,325

Drivers

Safety Device Usage

Killed Injured000

6511110

3023

20012

18240

637

002

1,322182288

03,535

19191

426198

29,4762,790

38,168

Vehicle Body Type AnalysisPersons in each

Vehicle Type

Crash Drivers/Passengers

Fatal Injury PropertyDamage Killed Injured

173066000

110503

4822

533

2442590

26675

8011

131,341

1572692246

32621

211,724

1094642

35,21845

3,137430

9,53453823481

15,7161347

1,2043

30288

69,283

46987104130

1,11803

10745726

382131

99,126164

8,73372

29,5342,427

913361

44,81834

2865,559

16141

4,067199,742

2183863364

84121

281,990

1125662

38,69886

4,870441

12,855785311153

20,9042068

1,6073

39389

85,022

ATV .............................................................................Cargo Van ...................................................................Construction Equipment/Heavy Machinery .......Farm Implements ......................................................Large Bus (16+ w/Driver) .......................................Limousine (7-8 w/Driver) .......................................Limousine (9-15 w/Driver) .....................................Motor Home...............................................................Motorcycle ..................................................................Motorized Bicycle......................................................Other Heavy Truck ...................................................Other Vehicle ..............................................................Passenger Car ............................................................Passenger Van (9+ w/Driver)..................................Passenger Van (

Urban Traffi c FatalitiesCity City

Affton

Arnold

Aurora

Ballwin

Barnhart

Battlefield

Bellefontaine Neighbors

Belton

Berkeley

Black Jack

Blue Springs

Bolivar

Bonne Terre

Boonville

Bowling Green

Branson

Brentwood

Bridgeton

Cameron

Cape Girardeau

Carl Junction

Carthage

Caruthersville

Charleston

Chesterfield

Chillicothe

Clayton

Clinton

Columbia

Crestwood

Creve Coeur

Dardenne Prairie

De Soto

Dellwood

Des Peres

Desloge

Dexter

Ellisville

Eureka

Excelsior Springs

Farmington

Ferguson

Festus

Florissant

Fort Leonard Wood

Fulton

Gladstone

Glendale

Grain Valley

Grandview

Greenwood

Hannibal

Harrisonville

Hazelwood

Independence

Jackson

Jefferson City

Jennings

Joplin

Kansas City

Kearney

Kennett

Kirksville

Kirkwood

Ladue

Lake St. Louis

Lebanon

Lee's Summit

Liberty

Macon

Manchester

Maplewood

Marshall

Marshfield

Maryland Heights

Maryville

Mehlville

Mexico

Moberly

Monett

Murphy

Neosho

Nevada

Nixa

Normandy

O’Fallon

Oak Grove

Oakville

Odessa

Olivette

Overland

Ozark

Note: Crashes occurring within cities of 5,000 or more population are classified as urban.

Totals 353 323

CityPacific

Park Hills

Parkville

Perryville

Pevely

Pleasant Hill

Poplar Bluff

Raymore

Raytown

Republic

Richmond

Richmond Heights

Rolla

Savannah

Sedalia

Shrewsbury

Sikeston

Smithville

Spanish Lake

Springfield

St. Ann

St. Charles

St. John

St. Joseph

St. Louis

St. Peters

Sullivan

Sunset Hills

Town & Country

Trenton

Troy

Union

University City

Valley Park

Warrensburg

Warrenton

Washington

Webb City

Webster Groves

Weldon Spring

Wentzville

West Plains

Wildwood

Willard

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