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a Includes people on planes and on the ground. b Includes occupants, nonoccupants, and motor vehicle fatalities at railroad crossings. c Includes fatalities from nontrain incidents as well as train incidents and accidents. Also includes train occupants and nonoccupants except motor vehicle occupants at grade crossings. d Fatalities resulting from all reportable incidents, not just accidents. Includes commuter rail, heavy rail, light rail, motorbus, demand responsive, van pool, and automated guideway. e Fatalities unrelated to vessel accidents, e.g., individual falling overboard and drowning. Key: N = data do not exist or are not cited because of reporting changes; P = preliminary; R = revised; U = unavailable. Source: Various sources, as cited in USDOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, National Transportation Statistics (NTS) 2002, table 2-1 revised, available at www.bts.gov.Recreational boating (2002)—U.S. Coast Guard, Recreational Boating Accidents in the United States: Calendar Year 2002 Executive Summary, available at http://www.uscgboating.org/statistics/boating_statistics_2002.pdf, as of December 2003.
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