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The NYSDMV maintains statistical data about motor vehicle accidents, vehicle registrations and drivers.
The accident data are compiled from the accident reports submitted to the NYSDMV by motorists and police agencies. The accident data are released after a complete calendar year is compiled. The data for the year 2008 are the most current available.
Some of the other information, for example, the numbers for population and vehicle miles traveled, is collected from other government agencies.
NOTE: It is important to note that the data for 2008 are comparable to the data for 2007, but not to earlier years due changes in data collection and reporting that began during 2006.
Injury Severity Key for Table 2(P) and Table 10(P)
"K" Fatal injuries include deaths which occur within thirty days following injury in a motor vehicle accident.
"A" Severe injuries include skull fractures, internal injuries, broken or distorted limbs, unconsciousness, severe lacerations, and unable to leave the scene without assistance.
"B" Moderate injuries include visible injuries such as a "lump" on the head, abrasions, and minor lacerations.
"C" Slight injuries include hysteria, nausea, momentary unconsciousness, and complaint of pain without visible signs of injury.
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Driver Licenses on File (2009)
The number of all NYS driver licenses on file in the year 2009, listed by county and by gender.
Vehicle Registrations in Force (2009)
The number of all NYS vehicle registrations considered active in the year 2009, listed by county and type of registration.
