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Table 1 Annual numbers and rates of traffic injuries that resulted in death or hospital inpatient treatment

From: Injuries to pedal cyclists on New Zealand roads, 1988-2007

 

Annual number of injuries

Annual number of injuries per million hours spent travelling

(95% CI)

Mode of travel

1988-91

1996-99

2003-07

1988-91

1996-99

2003-07

Overall

Cyclists

941

512

682

25.61

(23.97, 27.25)

21.38

(19.53, 23.23)

30.74

(28.43, 33.04)

Car/van driver

2081

2051

1714

4.24

(4.06, 4.42)

3.22

(3.08, 3.36)

2.10

(2.00, 2.20)

Car/van passenger

1568

1428

1086

5.64

(5.36, 5.92)

4.67

(4.43, 4.91)

2.89

(2.71, 3.06)

Motorcyclist

1655

895

784

185.14

(176.22, 194.06)

161.77

(151.18, 172.37)

107.64

(100.11, 115.17)

Pedestrian

743

638

471

4.29

(3.98, 4.60)

3.40

(3.14, 3.67)

2.38

(2.17, 2.60)

Serious injuries (AIS ≥ 3 )

Cyclists

377

117

138

10.27

(9.23, 11.30)

4.86

(3.98, 5.75)

6.24

(5.21, 7.28)

Car/van driver

886

774

629

1.81

(1.69,1.93)

1.22

(1.13, 1.30)

0.77

(0.71, 0.83)

Car/van passenger

643

516

367

2.31

(2.13, 2.49)

1.69

(1.54, 1.83)

0.98

(0.88, 1.08)

Motorcyclist

483

273

190

54.05

(49.23, 58.87)

49.24

(43.39, 55.09)

26.11

(22.40, 29.82)

Pedestrian

362

254

187

2.09

(1.88, 2.31)

1.36

(1.19, 1.52)

0.95

(0.81, 1.08)