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Page 4 For primary collision type, broadside collisions continue to be the number one collisions type. Run off the road crashes (almost all of the hit object collisions involve a vehicle leaving the roadway) are the second most common. Run off the road collisions (Hit-object) were the number one collision type in both 2020 and 2021. Typically broadside collisions are greater in number. Out of the 340 collisions in the City, approximately 56% involve a second moving vehicle. Vehicles hitting an object or parked car represents 31% of collisions, and about 10% of the collisions have a vehicle involved with a bicycle or pedestrian (down from 14% last year). The highest degree of injury reported in each collision is categorized by five levels (fatal, severe, other visible injury, complaint of pain and property damage only). The percentage of collisions with property damage and other visible injury decreased while complaint of pain increased when compared to last year. There were no fatal collisions this year and one fatal collision last year (Hopyard Road at Clorox Way – northbound driver fell asleep, hit another northbound vehicle at high speed and that vehicle went into signal pole). Over the past 20 years there have been 22 fatalities which averages approximately one fatality per year. The percentage of vehicle collisions occurring at night versus day trended to more daytime collisions (30 percent of all collisions occurring at night and 70 percent during the day). These figures are very close to the historical average (nighttime collisions at 31 percent and daytime collisions at 68 percent). Collision Types 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% Property Damage Only Complaint of Pain Other Visible Injury Severe Injury Fatal Last Year Current Year Degree of Injury 38% 36% 23% 3% DEGREE OF INJURY PERCENT Property Damage Only Complaint of Pain Other Visible Injury Severe Injury