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Title: The Full Impact of Motor Vehicle Crashes

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This infographic shows that for every 1 person who is killed in a motor vehicle crash, 8 people were hospitalized, and 100 people were treated and released from the ED.

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Source: CDC WISQARS (Web-based Injury Statistics Query and Reporting System), 2012

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Title: Preventing Injuries Saves Money

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This call out box says: Crash injuries have gone down in recent years. There were almost 400,000 fewer ED visits and about 5,700 fewer hospitalizations in 2012 compared to 2002. This equals $1.7 billion in avoided medical costs and $2.3 billion in avoided work loss costs.

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Source: CDC Vital Signs, Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Oct. 2014

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This infographic shows John at ages 3, 16, 30, 55, and 70. At each age, he is protected by a different state policy.

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  • AGE 3 (picture shows John in a car seat): John\u2019s family mini-van is hit head-on. State child passenger restraint laws had motivated his parents to buckle him in a car seat, so he is protected from harm.
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  • AGE 16 (picture shows John getting his learner\u2019s permit): Through his state\u2019s graduated driver licensing (GDL) system, John gets the time and practice he needs to become a safe driver.
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  • AGE 30 (picture shows John buckled up in his car): John job requires him to drive for long distances. Promotion of his state\u2019s primary enforcement seat belt law and his company\u2019s policies motivate him to buckle up on every trip.
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  • AGE 55 (picture shows John at a traffic stop with a police officer): John is caught driving while intoxicated at a sobriety checkpoint. An ignition interlock is installed and it saves him and others from serious injury.
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  • AGE 70 (picture shows John buckling up his grandson in a car seat): John doesn\u2019t drink and drive, and makes sure everyone is buckled up on every trip.
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On the right side of the infographic is an icon at each stage of life that shows this information:

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AgeLifetime medical costs for crash injuries that occurred in 2012
Children ages 0-14$1.1 Billion
Young people ages 15-29$6.5 Billion
Adults ages 30-49$5 Billion
Adults ages 50-69$3.8 Billion
Adults ages 70 and older$2 Billion
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Syndicated Content Details:
Source URL: http://www.cdc.gov/vitalsigns/crash-injuries/infographic.html
Source Agency: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Captured Date: 2016-05-23 22:49:15.0
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