1999 Ohio Crash Frequency By County And Selected Cities

1998–1999 Ohio Crash Fatalities By County

	Site Map
	Preface
	Chapter 1
	Chapter 2
-	Ohio and US Crash Fatalities 1989–99
-	Crash Results for Late Model Vehicles
-	1999 Ohio Crash Frequency by County and Selected Cities
-	1999 Ohio Fatalities and Injuries by Type of Crash
-	1999 US Fatalities and Injuries by Type of Crash
-	1999 Ohio Crashes by Age and Gender
-	1999 US Crashes by Age and Gender
	1998–99 Ohio Crash Fatalities by County
-	1998–99 Ohio Crash Injuries by County
-	1994–99 Ohio Uninsured Drivers at Fault in Crashes
-	1999 Ohio Deer-Vehicle Crashes by County
	Chapter 3
	Chapter 4
	Chapter 5
	Chapter 6
	Chapter 7
	Glossary
	OII Sound-Off Page

County	1998	1999	% Change

Adams	7	9	28.6
Allen	18	11	-38.9
Ashland	7	10	42.9
Ashtabula	13	18	38.5
Athens	7	7	0
Auglaize	12	17	41.7
Belmont	11	9	-18.2
Brown	7	6	-14.3
Butler	41	28	-31.7
Carroll	5	1	-80
Champaign	9	11	22.2
Clark	13	25	92.3
Clermont	24	28	16.7
Clinton	9	10	11.1
Columbiana	18	7	-61.1
Coshocton	14	9	-35.7
Crawford	7	9	28.6
Cuyahoga	93	96	3.2
Darke	12	10	-16.7
Defiance	7	15	114.3
Delaware	19	12	-36.8
Erie	19	11	-42.1
Fairfield	24	17	-29.2
Fayette	18	8	-55.6
Franklin	94	90	-4.3
Fulton	14	19	35.7
Gallia	2	7	250
Geauga	10	9	-10
Greene	13	14	7.7
Guernsey	9	12	33.3
Hamilton	45	54	20
Hancock	12	21	75
Hardin	6	9	50
Harrison	4	3	-25
Henry	7	9	28.6
Highland	5	11	120
Hocking	8	4	-50
Holmes	3	10	233.3
Huron	17	9	-47.1
Jackson	7	8	14.3
Jefferson	9	8	-11.1
Knox	12	14	16.7
Lake	18	12	-33.3
Lawrence	6	12	100
Licking	20	21	5
Logan	5	14	180
Lorain	31	26	-16.1
Lucas	45	57	26.7
Madison	10	17	70
Mahoning	30	31	3.3
Marion	9	9	0
Medina	16	27	68.8
Meigs	1	5	400
Mercer	11	6	-45.5
Miami	16	23	43.8
Monroe	3	1	-66.7
Montgomery	59	50	-15.3
Morgan	2	1	-50
Morrow	7	6	-14.3
Muskingum	16	22	37.5
Noble	1	1	0
Ottawa	6	13	116.7
Paulding	11	5	-54.5
Perry	9	7	-22.2
Pickaway	7	12	71.4
Pike	16	7	-56.3
Portage	26	21	-19.2
Preble	14	10	-28.6
Putnam	7	7	0
Richland	21	18	-14.3
Ross	22	19	-13.6
Sandusky	22	17	-22.7
Scioto	13	21	61.5
Seneca	12	8	-33.3
Shelby	11	10	-9.1
Stark	41	36	-12.2
Summit	46	35	-23.9
Trumbull	39	22	-43.6
Tuscarawas	19	16	-15.8
Union	5	4	-20
Van Wert	3	6	100
Vinton	4	5	25
Warren	15	28	86.7
Washington	9	11	22.2
Wayne	16	22	37.5
Williams	10	11	10
Wood	17	17	0
Wyandot	5	6	20

STATEWIDE	1,423	1,430	0.50%

In a study that compared crash data during the 1996–98 period with data from 1993–95, it was found that antilock brake-equipped (ABS) vehicle fatality crashes are now down. In the earlier period vehicles with ABS were 24% more likely to be in fatal crashes than the same models without them. Many were single-vehicle, run-off-the-road crashes.
(Insurance Institute for Highway Safety)