For more information about Bicycle Crash Statistics contact Josephine Middleton, 208.334.8112, jospehine.middleton@itd.idaho.gov

At the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) our Strategic Plan is “Your Safety, Your Mobility, Your Economic Opportunity.” ITD is committed to providing the safest transportation system possible. Each year progress is made to eliminate death and seri-ous injuries (SI) on Idaho’s highways. Traffic safety professionals have addressed behaviors, infrastructure improvements and enforcement countermeasures to reduce crashes. The goal, “Toward Zero Deaths,” is the foundation upon which we work.

All data and tables are 5 years of data, (2014-2018) except for the Fatalities and Suspected Serious Injuries graph which is 10 years of data (2009-2018). The source of the crash information is the ITD statewide crash database which consists of crash re-ports completed by all law enforcement agencies in Idaho.

Summary

2014-2018

Fatal and Serious Injury

Bicycle Crash Summary

Special points of interest:

Fatalities and Suspected Serious

Injuries

(2014-2018)

More Special points of interest:

Fatalities and Suspected Serious

Injuries

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US and State Highways Rural

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Road Ownership and Types

Fatal Serious Injury

For more information about Bicycle Crash Statistics contact Josephine Middleton, 208.334.8112, jospehine.middleton@itd.idaho.gov

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Bicycle Crash Summary

This graph represents some of

the actions of bicyclists in

fatal and serious injury bicycle

crashes. This is for the

bicyclist, not the driver of the

motor vehicle

% of individuals by age category and gender killed or seriously injured in bicycle motor vehicle crashes.

The graph shows the percent of crashes in the county compared to the percent of population in a county.

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Jan-Mar, 9%

Apr-Jun, 34%

Jul-Sep, 36%

Oct-Dec, 21%

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Fatal and SI Crashes by Month

Sun, 11%

Mon, 16%

Tue, 18%

Wed, 20%

Thur, 16%

Fri, 11%

Sat, 9%

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Fatal and SI Crashes

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6:00 AM to 8:59 AM, 12%

9:00 AM to 11:59 AM, 13%

Noon to 2:59 PM, 16%

3:00 PM to 5:59 PM, 30%

6:00 PM to 8:59 PM, 12%

9:00 PM to 11:59 PM, 4%

Midnight to 2:59 AM, 2%

3:00 AM to 5:59 AM, 1%

Time of Day