Newby, Bill2011-09-092011-09-092011-06http://www.policyinstitute.iu.edu/criminal/publicationDetail.aspx?publicationID=679https://hdl.handle.net/2450/5521In 2010 in Indiana, 49 percent (94,304) of all collisions involved a light truck, 33 percent (114,564) of all vehicles involved in collisions were light trucks, and 51 percent (25,795) of all collision-related injuries occurred in collisions involving light trucks (which include vans, sport utility vehicles, and pick-up trucks). Male drivers were more likely than female drivers to be driving light trucks involved in collisions, and older male drivers, ages 35-74, were most likely to be driving light trucks. The risk of fatality for collisions involving light trucks continues to be four to six times greater in rural areas compared to urban areas.Traffic safetyReport