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16-13. South Carolina Motor Vehicle Traffic Collisions, Injuries,
Deaths and Economic Loss by County: 1994
ECONOMIC
TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL LOSS 1/
COUNTY COLLISIONS INJURED KILLED (MILLIONS)
Abbeville 485 290 3 $9.4
Aiken 3,797 1,656 34 71.3
Allendale 239 126 3 5.5
Anderson 4,519 2,466 33 82.1
Bamberg 373 235 1 5.8
Barnwell 447 223 5 9.1
Beaufort 2,654 981 16 40.2
Berkeley 2,896 1,384 21 53.2
Calhoun 387 112 2 5.2
Charleston 11,908 5,764 37 165.6
Cherokee 1,455 780 10 26.7
Chester 1,007 600 13 22.9
Chesterfield 909 626 13 24.5
Clarendon 730 386 4 13.3
Colleton 1,463 638 27 40.9
Darlington 1,825 1,297 24 47.8
Dillon 1,109 519 8 19.0
Dorchester 2,139 806 15 36.8
Edgefield 461 296 9 14.3
Fairfield 706 577 15 24.1
Florence 4,628 2,381 30 79.3
Georgetown 1,500 976 20 36.6
Greenville 13,456 4,779 50 171.1
Greenwood 2,321 1,102 10 34.7
Hampton 461 200 8 12.1
Horry 7,586 3,824 50 128.4
Jasper 758 275 13 20.4
Kershaw 1,165 585 9 21.4
Lancaster 1,711 837 20 36.8
Laurens 1,780 1,038 18 38.5
Lee 432 256 2 6.8
Lexington 5,815 2,433 40 95.9
McCormick 245 90 4 6.5
Marion 1,173 745 11 24.5
Marlboro 757 536 10 18.5
Newberry 993 451 14 24.2
Oconee 1,529 717 13 28.7
Orangeburg 3,025 1,270 37 63.0
Pickens 2,485 1,122 27 51.0
Richland 11,726 4,424 43 148.4
Saluda 476 195 6 10.6
Spartanburg 8,495 4,263 59 143.6
Sumter 2,919 1,498 14 45.2
Union 823 394 9 18.0
Williamsburg 974 597 8 20.0
York 4,205 2,118 29 74.1
STATE TOTAL 120,947 56,868 847 $2,076
1/: Based on 1994 National Safety Council Formula which applies: $900,000
for each fatality; $49,000 for each incapacitating injury. $15,000 for
each nonincapacitating injury; $9,300 for each possible injury; and $5,800
for each property damage only accident. Figures are rounded to the
nearest $100,000.
Source: S.C. Department of Public Safety, 1994 S.C. Traffic Collision
Fact Book, pp. 39 & 77.
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