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State Profile Reports

These reports are summarized crash results by state for large trucks involved in fatal and non-fatal crashes that occurred in the United States. These reports are organized into seven focus areas: Summary, Vehicle, Driver, Environment, Crash, Carrier and Maps. Within each focus area are reports that compare state and national summarized crash statistics, and a History report that provides a historical view of fatal and non-fatal crash statistics over multiple years. Information is presented in tabular and graphical format. Location information is now being displayed on new dynamic maps.

1. Select a Profile State: and Year: Vehicle Type:

2. Select a crash report from the following list or select the

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Complete State Report (history tables for all reports in PDF format)

*State Crash Records may be viewed and downloaded for further problem area analysis in your State. These restricted area - locked

State Crash Records are
available for every State for the most recent five years.

Summary	Commercial Motor Vehicle Crash Summary

Vehicle	Vehicle Configuration Gross Vehicle Weight	Cargo Body Type HM Report

Driver	Driver Age Restraint Usage License Status Fatalities	Licensed State Driver Violations Alcohol Use	Single Vehicle Driver Factors Truck/Passenger Driver Factors Passenger/Passenger Driver Factors

Environment	Weather Condition Road Surface	Light Condition Time of Day	Day of Week

Crash	Roadway Type Type of Trafficway	First Harmful Event Initial Impact Area	Urban vs. Rural Work Zone

Carrier	Carrier Domicile FMCSA Protected Reports	Intrastate vs. Interstate

Maps	Maps display Large Truck and Bus crash statistics using colorful dynamic maps.

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CAUTION: Although efforts have been made to provide the most accurate and complete MCMIS Crash data possible, data quality can vary from state to state. Please use caution when interpreting MCMIS crash data.