2006-2010 Michigan and County-Specific Alcohol-Involved Crash Rates

2006-2010 Michigan and County-Specific Alcohol-Involved Crash Rates
Crash Rate
County
(per 1,000,000 miles traveled)
Alcona
118.7
Alger
123.2
Allegan
121.3
Alpena
146.9
Antrim
93.1
Arenac
115.0
Baraga
124.6
Barry
198.2
Bay
140.0
Benzie
142.8
Berrien
93.2
Branch
120.8
Calhoun
104.1
Cass
171.4
Charlevoix
137.8
Cheboygan
123.1
Chippewa
162.1
Clare
121.1
Clinton
73.1
Crawford
99.7
Delta
132.3
Dickinson
174.1
Eaton
99.1
Emmet
144.6
Genesee
111.6
Gladwin
171.4
Gobebic
121.7
Grand Traverse
144.5
Gratiot
89.6
Hillsdale
114.8
Houghton
266.8
Huron
128.7
Ingham
122.0
Ionia
114.9
Iosco
173.6
Iron
127.0
Isabella
176.9
Jackson
124.4
Kalamazoo
138.7
Prepared by Michigan Department of Community Health
Lifecourse Epidemiology & Genomics Division
February 2013
Crash Rate
County
(per 1,000,000 miles traveled)
Kalkaska
160.3
Kent
140.9
Keweenaw
161.7
Lake
152.8
Lapeer
107.6
Leelanau
124.6
Lenawee
124.3
Livingston
77.8
Luce
122.4
Mackinac
83.7
Macomb
136.2
Manistee
152.9
Marquette
144.0
Mason
155.4
Mecosta
149.8
Menominee
139.4
Midland
113.1
Missaukee
197.2
Monroe
102.7
Montcalm
152.1
Montmorency
157.7
Muskegon
120.8
Newaygo
216.8
Oakland
88.2
Oceana
160.3
Ogemaw
103.3
Ontonagon
148.4
Osceola
97.1
Oscoda
172.4
Otsego
102.7
Ottawa
116.8
Presque Isle
86.4
Roscommon
114.6
Saginaw
109.9
St. Clair
574.0
St. Joseph
635.0
Sanilac
56.7
Schoolcraft
11.4
Shiawassee
154.5
Tuscola
167.4
Van Buren
128.8
Prepared by Michigan Department of Community Health
Lifecourse Epidemiology & Genomics Division
February 2013
County
Washtenaw
Wayne
Wexford
Michigan Total
Crash Rate
(per 1,000,000 miles traveled)
86.7
89.0
160.0
112.0
Alcohol-Involved Crash is defined as drinking prior to the crash by a driver as reported by the police, the
coroner, or other accepted authorities. The information provided for alcohol contains data for alcoholrelated crashes only. This figure DOES NOT include the combined number for alcohol and drug related
crashes as has been reported in prior years.
Rates were calculated as the number of alcohol-involved traffic crashes that happened in a county
divided by the total annual vehicle miles traveled in that county from 2006-2010 and multiplied by one
million.
Data sources: 2006-2010 Michigan Traffic Crash Facts, Michigan State Police,
Office of Highway Safety Planning.
2006-2010 Annual Vehicle Miles Traveled, Michigan Department of Transportation,
Bureau of Transportation Planning.
Prepared by Michigan Department of Community Health
Lifecourse Epidemiology & Genomics Division
February 2013