Table 2-10:  Rail Accidents/Incidents: 2005,,,,,,,,,,
"(Includes freight railroad, Amtrak, and commuter rail operations)",,,,,,,,,,
State,Accidents/                        Incidents,Fatalities,Injuries,,,,,,,
Alabama,289,24,145,,,,,,,
Alaska,60,1,56,,,,,,,
Arizona,197,23,114,,,,,,,
Arkansas,271,15,160,,,,,,,
California,946,125,682,,,,,,,
Colorado,231,9,158,,,,,,,
Connecticut,143,6,101,,,,,,,
Delaware,72,2,61,,,,,,,
District of Columbia,122,2,107,,,,,,,
Florida,382,51,215,,,,,,,
Georgia,363,26,149,,,,,,,
Hawaii,2,0,1,,,,,,,
Idaho,100,2,54,,,,,,,
Illinois,"1,131",55,936,,,,,,,
Indiana,432,36,185,,,,,,,
Iowa,270,10,160,,,,,,,
Kansas,289,10,158,,,,,,,
Kentucky,227,14,120,,,,,,,
Louisiana,333,30,177,,,,,,,
Maine,28,0,20,,,,,,,
Maryland,130,12,65,,,,,,,
Massachusetts,196,7,168,,,,,,,
Michigan,243,11,119,,,,,,,
Minnesota,252,11,148,,,,,,,
Mississippi,197,22,103,,,,,,,
Missouri,279,22,215,,,,,,,
Montana,133,10,75,,,,,,,
Nebraska,325,17,176,,,,,,,
Nevada,50,5,29,,,,,,,
New Hampshire,8,0,4,,,,,,,
New Jersey,510,17,394,,,,,,,
New Mexico,128,12,69,,,,,,,
New York,884,25,754,,,,,,,
North Carolina,177,24,99,,,,,,,
North Dakota,91,8,54,,,,,,,
Ohio,454,23,244,,,,,,,
Oklahoma,201,12,99,,,,,,,
Oregon,193,4,105,,,,,,,
Pennsylvania,781,26,597,,,,,,,
Rhode Island,15,0,13,,,,,,,
South Carolina,158,30,362,,,,,,,
South Dakota,66,3,31,,,,,,,
Tennessee,259,18,135,,,,,,,
Texas,"1,241",72,662,,,,,,,
Utah,87,3,51,,,,,,,
Vermont,29,0,21,,,,,,,
Virginia,235,5,150,,,,,,,
Washington,267,20,190,,,,,,,
West Virginia,143,6,69,,,,,,,
Wisconsin,233,19,134,,,,,,,
Wyoming,106,3,68,,,,,,,
"United States, total","13,957",888,"9,162",,,,,,,
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"NOTE: ""Accidents/Incidents"" includes all events reportable to the U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Railroad Administration under applicable regulations.  These include: train accidents, reported on Form F 6180.54, comprised of collisions, derailments, and other events involving the operation of on-track equipment and causing reportable damage above an established threshold (currently $6,700); highway-rail grade crossing incidents, reported on Form F 6180.57, involving impact between railroad on-track equipment and highway users at crossings; and other incidents, reported on Form F 6180.55a, involving all other reportable incidents or exposures that cause a fatality or injury to any person, or an occupational illness to a railroad employee.",,,,,,,,,,
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"SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Railroad Administration, Railroad Safety Statistics: 2005 Annual Report, Washington, DC: November 2006.",,,,,,,,,,
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