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Accident Characteristics Summary Reports: A set of statistical analyses describing various crash and driver characteristics. A user can set several report parameters such as report end and begin date, reporting agency (Patrol or non-Patrol investigated), report area (e.g. statewide, troop/zone, county, city), highway, or area classification. Available reports are listed below. Click on those with links to see an example of the report.

1. Accident Type By Highway Character / Highway Condition
2. Accident Type By Sex By Personal Severity / Driver Sex By Personal Severity
3. Highway Classification By On / Off Roadway By Accident Severity
4. Accident Type By Number Of Persons Injured By Personal Severity
5. Accident Type By Highway Class
6. Pedestrian Actions By Killed Or Injured By Age
7. Accident Type By Accident Severity And Area Type By Accident Type
8. Accident Type By Accident Severity And Personal Severity On And Off Roadway
9. Accident Type By Persons Killed And Persons Injured
10. Killed Persons Age By Accident Type
11. Injured Persons Age By Accident Type
12. Time Of Fatal Accidents By Day Of Week
13. Time Of All Accidents By Day Of Week
14. Age Of Driver By Accident Type
15. Age Of Driver By Accident Severity And Driver Personal Severity
16. Pedestrian Action By Pedestrian Personal Severity
17. Probable Contributing Circumstance By Accident Severity And Personal Severity
18. Directional Analysis (Other) By Accident Severity And Personal Severity
19. Weather Conditions / Road Conditions By Accident Severity And Personal Severity
20. Highway Character / Road Surface By Accident Severity And Personal Severity
21. Vision Obscured / Light Conditions By Accident Severity And Personal Severity
22. Traffic Control By Vehicle And Personal Injury Severity
23. Safety Devices By Drivers And Passengers Personal Injury Level / Ejection Information
24. Drivers Licenses By Accident Severity And Personal Severity
25. Vehicle Body Type By Accident Severity And Personal Severity
26. Time Of Injury Accidents By Day Of The Week
27. Seat Location By Personal Injury
28. Air Bag Deployed By Drivers And Passengers Personal Injury Level
29. Accident By Location (Detail Report)
30. Year To Date Accident Count By Agency
31. Accident Type By Highway Character / Highway Condition

Accident Involvement Reports: A set of six statistical analyses describing crashes with specific crash circumstance involvement. A user can set several report parameters such as report year, their report agency ORI, city, and report format. Available reports are listed below. Click on those with links to see an example of the report.

1. Drinking Involvement
2. Commercial Vehicle Involvement
3. Construction / Other Work Zone Involvement
4. Young Driver Involvement
5. Older Driver Involvement
6. Cell Phone Usage Involvement

Police Traffic Safety Grant Reports: A set of three analyses designed to satisfy MoDOT / Department of Highway Safety (DHS) grant application data requirements. A user can set several report parameters such as their report agency ORI, city, county, and report format. The default time frame for these reports is 3 years to meet DHS grant application statistical requirements. Available reports are listed below. Click on those with links to see an example of the report.

1. PTS Crash Analysis - Drinking Involved Report
2. PTS Crash Analysis - Speed Involved Report
3. PTS Crash Analysis - Total Report

These reports are dynamic in nature and run against production data that are continually updated or modified.

For this reason, statistics provided in these reports may change with time and care is warranted when comparing statistics on reports run at different dates and times.

These reports are based on data maintained in the Missouri Statewide Traffic Accident Records System (STARS) maintained by the Missouri State Highway Patrol. All Missouri law enforcement agencies are required by law (RSMO 43.250) to submit a uniform traffic accident report to STARS if the traffic accident involved a death or personal injury, or total property damage to an apparent extent of five hundred dollars or more to one person, or who otherwise prepares a written report as a result of an investigation. It should be noted that although reports that did not occur on public roadways are maintained in STARS, these accidents are not included in the reports provided here. Accidents involving less than five hundred dollars to one person may be included here if they were reported to STARS.