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Table 1 Vehicle characteristics by DRL status

From: Daytime running lights in the USA: what is the impact on vehicle crashes in Minnesota?

 

Std. DRL, year 1995+, N = 37,909 (%)

No std. DRL, year 1995+, N = 146,728 (%)

Vehicle type

Automobile

29,750 (78.5)

97,317 (66.3)

Pickup

5,600 (14.8)

30,959 (21.1)

Van

2,559 (6.8)

18,452 (12.6)

Type of accidenta

Collision with vehicle

34,475 (90.9)

133,892 (91.3)

Collision with train

15 (<0.1)

30 (<0.1)

Collision with bike

358 (0.9)

1,379 (0.9)

Collision with pedestrian

230 (0.6)

911 (0.6)

Diagrama

Rear end

13,721 (36.2)

52,700 (35.9)

Sideswipe passing

2,396 (6.3)

9,379 (6.4)

Left turn into oncoming

2,412 (6.4)

9,723 (6.6)

Ran off road, left side

539 (1.4)

2,145 (1.5)

Right angle

7,979 (21)

30,347 (20.7)

Right turn into cross traffic

218 (0.6)

814 (0.6)

Ran off road, right side

728 (1.9)

3,019 (2.1)

Head on

499 (1.3)

2,147 (1.5)

Sideswipe opposing

406 (1.1)

1,612 (1.1)

Road descriptiona

Freeway (including ramps)

5,701 (15)

21,698 (14.8)

Other divided highway

6,054 (16)

22,640 (15.4)

One-way street

793 (2.1)

3,409 (2.3)

4–6 lane undivided, 2–3 each

7,063 (18.6)

27,380 (18.7)

3 lanes undivided

482 (1.3)

1,735 (1.2)

2 lanes, 1 each way

11,894 (31.4)

45,577 (31.1)

Alley, driveway

149 (0.4)

603 (0.4)

Private property

153 (0.4)

486 (0.3)

Functional classa

Rural

6,717 (17.7)

23,685 (16.1)

Urban

30,152 (79.5)

118,558 (80.8)

  1. aWhere percentages do not equal 100, categories labeled “not applicable” and “other” were incomplete and therefore not included in the data set