[crash04.txt, updated 11/06] Alcohol-related traffic crash* fatalities, according to age, United States, 1982–2004. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Age Groups <16 16-24 25-44 45-64 >64 All** ------- --------- --------- --------- ------- Year No. % No. % No. % No. % No. % ages ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2004 572 10.4 4,666 25.5 6,839 31.5 3,754 20.5 1,029 10.2 16,919 2003 553 10.6 4,714 25.2 7,145 31.8 3,658 20.1 991 10.3 17,105 2002 559 10.3 4,921 26.0 7,440 32.0 3,557 19.1 987 10.3 17,524 2001 592 10.6 4,778 25.7 7,522 32.6 3,424 18.3 1,019 10.4 17,400 2000 608 10.9 4,674 25.3 7,621 32.9 3,342 18.3 1,071 10.3 17,380 1999 662 11.3 4,418 25.2 7,388 32.9 3,014 17.6 1,051 10.9 16,572 1998 653 11.5 4,383 24.8 7,482 33.2 3,009 17.4 1,103 11.1 16,673 1997 672 11.6 4,289 24.6 7,687 33.6 2,885 16.9 1,130 11.0 16,711 1996 728 11.8 4,679 25.6 8,191 33.7 2,901 15.9 1,184 10.6 17,749 1995 744 11.8 4,612 25.5 8,388 34.1 2,840 15.6 1,107 10.7 17,732 1994 811 11.8 4,735 26.2 7,923 33.8 2,641 15.1 1,159 10.8 17,308 1993 787 11.6 4,897 25.9 8,369 34.4 2,650 14.7 1,122 10.6 17,908 1992 777 11.7 5,082 26.3 8,542 34.6 2,627 14.5 1,203 10.3 18,290 1991 787 11.1 6,199 27.5 9,250 35.1 2,646 13.7 1,210 9.8 20,159 1990 953 11.0 6,796 27.7 10,398 35.5 3,045 13.8 1,324 9.3 22,587 1989 924 10.8 6,851 28.5 10,187 34.8 3,073 13.9 1,320 9.2 22,424 1988 1,033 10.8 8,011 30.1 10,304 34.1 3,026 13.4 1,369 9.0 23,833 1987 1,084 10.8 8,027 30.3 10,432 34.2 3,083 13.1 1,386 8.6 24,094 1986 1,143 10.5 8,955 31.7 10,310 33.5 3,069 12.7 1,385 8.4 25,017 1985 1,031 10.4 8,183 31.3 9,416 33.4 3,071 13.4 1,294 8.2 23,167 1984 1,103 10.3 9,142 32.2 9,729 33.0 3,214 13.5 1,428 8.1 24,762 1983 1,128 10.3 9,156 32.7 9,640 32.8 3,248 13.6 1,348 7.9 24,635 1982 1,268 10.0 9,976 34.1 9,881 32.4 3,449 13.3 1,440 7.6 26,173 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note: Data are from the Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) maintained by the National Traffic Highway Safety Administration. *A crash is considered as alcohol-related if either a driver or a nonoccupant (pedestrian or pedalcyclist) had a blood alcohol concentraition (BAC) of 0.01 g/dl or greater. When alcohol tests were not done or test results are unknown, imputed BAC data provided by NHTSA are used. ** Data for all ages include cases for which age was unknown. Source: Alcohol Epidemiologic Data System. Yi, H., Chen, C.M., and Williams, G.D. Surveillance Report #76: Trends in Alcohol-Related Fatal Traffic Crashes, United States, 1982-2004. Bethesda, MD: National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, Division of Epidemiology and Prevention Research (August 2006).