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1039. Large Truck Involvement in Fatal Crashes, by State: 1998

[Medium/heavy trucks represents trucks over 10,000 pounds GVW,including single unit trucks]

 
Large trucks involved
Total in fatal crashes
vehicles
State involved Percentage Percentage
FIPS in fatal Number of total of U.S. total
CODE crashes vehicles for large
trucks
 
    United States 00000 56,865 4,935 8.7 100.0
 
Alabama 01000 1,465 149 10.2 3.0
Alaska 02000 87 1 1.1 0
Arizona 04000 1,291 98 7.6 2.0
Arkansas 05000 836 105 12.6 2.1
California 06000 4,762 365 7.7 7.4
Colorado 08000 848 52 6.1 1.1
Connecticut 09000 455 29 6.4 0.6
Delaware 10000 170 18 10.6 0.4
District of Columbia 11000 81 1 1.2 0
Florida 12000 4,114 317 7.7 6.4
Georgia 13000 2,192 195 8.9 4.0
Hawaii 15000 178 4 2.2 0.1
Idaho 16000 325 23 7.1 0.5
Illinois 17000 1,945 185 9.5 3.7
Indiana 18000 1,376 179 13.0 3.6
Iowa 19000 649 83 12.8 1.7
Kansas 20000 667 79 11.8 1.6
Kentucky 21000 1,192 97 8.1 2.0
Louisiana 22000 1,263 140 11.1 2.8
Maine 23000 253 21 8.3 0.4
Maryland 24000 877 65 7.4 1.3
Massachusetts 25000 561 37 6.6 0.7
Michigan 26000 2,020 147 7.3 3.0
Minnesota 27000 893 78 8.7 1.6
Mississippi 28000 1,251 104 8.3 2.1
Missouri 29000 1,573 155 9.9 3.1
Montana 30000 277 18 6.5 0.4
Nebraska 31000 402 41 10.2 0.8
Nevada 32000 487 34 7.0 0.7
New Hampshire 33000 171 10 5.8 0.2
New Jersey 34000 1,024 64 6.3 1.3
New Mexico 35000 508 44 8.7 0.9
New York 36000 2,039 134 6.6 2.7
North Carolina 37000 2,211 228 10.3 4.6