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1120 Cerrillos Road
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Displays the location, number, and types of crashes that occurred in 2013 along New Mexico public roadways.
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(505) 827-0427 (and ask for the Traffic Records Program)
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Traffic Records Program
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NM
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New Mexico crash data are from the NMDOT Uniform Crash Reports (UCRs), submitted to NMDOT by state law enforcement agencies, for any reported incident on a public roadway involving one or more motor vehicles that resulted in death, injury, or at least $500 in property damage. These reports are processed by the NMDOT Traffic Records Program, and geocoded by the University of New Mexico, Geospatial and Population Studies, Traffic Research Unit (TRU).
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http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports/documentation/crash.pdf
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ASTREET
ASTREET is the name of the primary street or roadway where the crash occurred as designated on the Uniform Crash Report.
TRU Crash Level Analysis File Documentation at http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports_documentation.html
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The highest degree of injury to a person in a crash as described by either fatal, injury, or property damage only.
TRU Crash Level Analysis File Documentation at http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports_documentation.html
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Heavy truck involvement. Indicates the presence of one or more vehicles classified as Semi’s.
TRU Crash Level Analysis File Documentation at http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports_documentation.html
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Describes if a pedalcyclist is involved with the traffic accident.
TRU Crash Level Analysis File Documentation at http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports_documentation.html
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Crashes that were both drug-and alcohol-involved are excluded from this section, and are counted under alcohol-involved instead, due to DWI being mostly due to alcohol. Drug-involvement is determined by the officer at the scene of the crash. Data collection began in 2006. Increases after 2006 may be due to increased usage of UCR forms that have “drug-involvement” as an option.
TRU Crash Level Analysis File Documentation at http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports_documentation.html
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Describes if a pedestrian is involved with the traffic accident.
TRU Crash Level Analysis File Documentation at http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports_documentation.html
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KILLED
The number of people killed in crashes at the selected location for the time period specified. "Fatalities" and "deaths" are synonymous with killed. This is not the number of fatal crashes, as there can be multiple people killed in one fatal crash. The value includes drivers, motorcyclists, passengers, pedalcyclists, and pedestrians killed.
TRU Crash Level Analysis File Documentation at http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports_documentation.html
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Indicates if crash was described as a hit and run crash.
TRU Crash Level Analysis File Documentation at http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports_documentation.html
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MCINV
The number of motorcycle-involved crashes at the selected location for the time period specified. This is not the number of motorcyclists or motorcycles, as there can be multiple motorcycles involved in a crash.
TRU Crash Level Analysis File Documentation at http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports_documentation.html
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Describes in detail the crash factors
TRU Crash Level Analysis File Documentation at http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports_documentation.html
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Total number of people who reportedly sustained an injury in crash. (ClassA + ClassB + ClassC)
TRU Crash Level Analysis File Documentation at http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports_documentation.html
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The Highest Contributing Factor in Crash. These are derived from the contributing factors codes in a priority order provided by the Traffic Safety Division. When more than one contributing factor is coded, the one with the lowest number on this list is used.
TRU Crash Level Analysis File Documentation at http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports_documentation.html
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The number of people with a non-visible (Class C) injury in a crash (i.e. the person was not visibly injured but complained of an injury). This is not the total number of injury crashes, as there can be multiple people injured in one crash. The term “occupants” includes drivers, passengers, pedestrians, pedalcyclists and motorcyclists.
TRU Crash Level Analysis File Documentation at http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports_documentation.html
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The lighting conditions described by the reporting officer at the scene of the accident.
TRU Crash Level Analysis File Documentation at http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports_documentation.html
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The number of vehicles and pedestrians involved
TRU Crash Level Analysis File Documentation at http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports_documentation.html
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The total number of people involved in a crash. This is not the total number of crashes, as there can be multiple people involved in one crash. The term “occupants” includes drivers, passengers, pedestrians, pedalcyclists and motorcyclists.
TRU Crash Level Analysis File Documentation at http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports_documentation.html
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ALCINV
An indication on the UCR that 1) a DWI citation was issued, 2) alcohol involvement was a contributing factor to the crash, or 3) a person in control of a vehicle (including a pedestrian or pedalcyclist) was suspected of being under the influence of alcohol.
TRU Crash Level Analysis File Documentation at http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports_documentation.html
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The number of people with non-incapacitating (Class B) injuries at the selected location for the time period specified. A non-incapacitating injury is one in which the injured person had a visible but non-incapacitating injury. This is not the total number of injury crashes, as there can be multiple people injured in a crash. This includes drivers, motorcyclists, passengers, pedalcyclists, and pedestrians.
TRU Crash Level Analysis File Documentation at http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports_documentation.html
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WEATHER
The weather conditions described by the reporting officer at the scene of the accident.
TRU Crash Level Analysis File Documentation at http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports_documentation.html
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This is the classification of the first harmful event which can sometimes hide important events that may have occurred after this.
TRU Crash Level Analysis File Documentation at http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports_documentation.html
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BSTREET
BSTREET is the name of the secondary street or nearest intersection, mile post, or landmark where the crash occurred as designated on the Uniform Crash Report.
TRU Crash Level Analysis File Documentation at http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports_documentation.html
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The number of people with incapacitating (Class A) injuries at the selected location for the time period specified. An incapacitating injury is one in which the injured person had to be carried from the scene of the crash. This is not the total number of injury crashes, as there can be multiple people injured in a crash. This includes drivers, motorcyclists, passengers, pedalcyclists, and pedestrians.
TRU Crash Level Analysis File Documentation at http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports_documentation.html
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YEAR
The year that the crash occurred in. Expressed in the form YYYY.
TRU Crash Level Analysis File Documentation at http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports_documentation.html
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ROUTE
The name of the state, US, or Interstate highway.
TRU Crash Level Analysis File Documentation at http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports_documentation.html
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REPORT
The UCR (Uniform Crash Report) number listed on the crash report.
TRU Crash Level Analysis File Documentation at http://www.dgr.unm.edu/reports_documentation.html
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