These pedestrian injuries include all pedestrian injuries. The term pedestrian includes people who are walking or using an alternative form of pedestrian conveyance such as skate or scooters. These tables combine the "Motor Vehicle Traffic, Pedestrian" and "Pedestrian, Other" categories from other EPIC tables.

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Additional Resources

California

• EPIC report: Pedestrian Injuries to Young Children (331k, PDF) EPICgram publication (released May 2002) provides a basic description of child (under age 15) pedestrian injuries
• EPIC report: Serious Injury Among Older Californians (355k, PDF) This EPIC Proportions report contains a "Special Topics" section discussing motor vehicle vs. pedestrian injuries to older Californians

National

• Traffic Safety Facts 1999: Pedestrians from NHTSA's FARS data base (60k, PDF)
• Safety Facts: Pedestrians from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety
• Web-based Injury Statistics Query and Reporting System (WISQARS) from CDC is an interactive table builder using national mortality data