2003 South Carolina commercial motor vehicle traffic collision factbook

South Carolina Department of Public Safety, State Transport Police Division; South Carolina Department of Public Safety, Statistical Analysis Section

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South Carolina Department of Public Safety, State Transport Police Division

South Carolina Department of Public Safety, Statistical Analysis Section

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Traffic accidents--South Carolina--Statistics; Commercial vehicles--South Carolina--Statistics

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This report is an attempt to describe, in one document, some characteristics of commercial motor vehicle crashes in our State. As the reader, you will be able to compare general crash characteristics over a six year period and within one year. Information about these crashes, presented in the following tables, helps us better understand the highway safety problem and develop effective solutions.

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http://hdl.handle.net/10827/9339

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2005-03

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Date Accessioned	2012-12-12T17:15:15Z
Date Available	2012-12-12T17:15:15Z
dc.description	This report is an attempt to describe, in one document, some characteristics of commercial motor vehicle crashes in our State. As the reader, you will be able to compare general crash characteristics over a six year period and within one year. Information about these crashes, presented in the following tables, helps us better understand the highway safety problem and develop effective solutions.
Media Type	Document
Item Language	English
Publisher	South Carolina State Library
Digital Collection	South Carolina State Documents Depository
Rights	Copyright status undetermined. For more information contact, South Carolina State Library, 1500 Senate Street, Columbia, South Carolina 29201.
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