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Fatalities
BY-THE-NUMBERS
416
Fatalities in 2022
349
Fatalities in 2021
The Issue:

Always Drive Sober

Impaired driving is the #1 cause of motor vehicle crashes, injuries and fatalities in Nevada and 47% of total traffic fatalities.

Source: Nevada Traffic Safety Crash Facts

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Always Drive Sober

Watch Out for Each Other

In 2018, there were 79 pedestrian fatalities in Nevada, a decrease from 91 fatalities in 2017.

Source: Nevada Traffic Safety Crash Facts

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Watch Out for Each Other

Ride Safe

In 2018, 59 riders lost their lives on Nevada’s roadways while riding a motorcycle.

Source: Nevada Traffic Safety Crash Facts

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Ride Safe

Always Buckle Up

Buckling up is the single most effective thing you can do to protect yourself in a crash. It only takes two seconds to buckle up.

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Always Buckle Up

Stop on Red

In Nevada, the main reason for all the unsafe driving at intersections is simple: people are in a hurry. And sometimes, it costs them their life.

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Stop on Red

Focus on the Road

Distracted driving is anything that takes your attention from driving, including: talking or texting on your phone, eating and drinking, talking to others in your vehicle, using the stereo or your navigation system — anything that takes your attention away from the road.

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Focus on the Road

Get on the Road to Safety

Car crashes are the #1 killer of teens in the United States. The Zero Teen Fatalities program strives to put an end to these preventable fatalities by educating young drivers about the importance of being safe behind the wheel.

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Get on the Road to Safety

Check Your Speed

Speed is a major contributing factor to driver, pedestrian and bicyclist fatalities, accounting for nearly 1/3 of all traffic deaths in Nevada.

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Check Your Speed
The Work:

Impaired Driving Prevention

745 people lost their lives in impaired driving crashes on Nevada roadways between 2014-2018. The goal in Nevada is to reach zero fatalities.

Source: Nevada Traffic Safety Crash Facts

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Impaired Driving Prevention

Pedestrian Safety

387 pedestrians lost their lives in pedestrian crashes on our roadways between 2014-2018. The goal in Nevada is to reach zero fatalities.

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Pedestrian Safety

Motorcycle Safety

305 people lost their lives in motorcycle-related crashes on Nevada roadways between 2014-2018. The goal in Nevada is to reach zero fatalities.

Source: Nevada Traffic Safety Crash Facts

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Motorcycle Safety

Occupant Protection

Between 2014 and 2018, 354 unbelted occupant fatalities occurred on Nevada roadways. The goal in Nevada is to reach zero fatalities.

Source: Nevada Traffic Safety Crash Facts

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Occupant Protection

Intersection Safety

495 people lost their lives in intersection-related crashes on Nevada roads between 2014 and 2018. The goal in Nevada is to reach zero fatalities.

Source: Nevada Traffic Safety Crash Facts

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Intersection Safety

Lane Departure Prevention

During 2014 to 2018, there were a total of 978 fatal lane departure crashes that occurred on Nevada roadways. The goal in Nevada is to reach zero fatalities.

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Lane Departure Prevention

Young Driver Safety

During 2014 to 2018, there were a total of 175 fatal young driver crashes. The goal in Nevada is to reach zero fatalities.

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Young Driver Safety

Speeding Prevention

From 2014 to 2018, there were a total of 525 fatal speeding crashes on Nevada roadways. The goal in Nevada is to reach zero fatalities.

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Speeding Prevention
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