Reports
- Truck Tractor Trailer Crash Analysis
Description:The purpose of the Truck Tractor Trailer Crash Analysis Report is to examine the impact of truck tractor trailer (TTT) motor vehicle crashes (MVCs) that occurred on Tribal lands in Arizona, 2009-2013. The primary focus is to describe the burden of injury and fatality due to TTT MVCs and identify opportunities for interventions to reduce the burden of morbidity and mortality from TTT MVCs on Tribal lands in Arizona. The data included all reports of MVCs in Arizona that were filed by law enforcement with the ADOT from 2009 to 2013.
- Truck Tractor Crash Analysis Tribal Lands in Arizona 2009-2013
Description:The Truck Tractor Crash Analysis presentation summarized MVC factors identified in the Truck Tractor Trailer Crash Analysis Report, and linked the MVC topic with the increase of current and future TTT traffic in Arizona.
- Tribal Transportation Safety Summary
Description:The Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, Inc. (ITCA) and Tribal Epidemiology Center (TEC) are assisting tribes to address a major health disparity for American Indians — motor vehicle crash unintentional injuries. As a public health authority, the ITCA TEC has the capacity to secure and analyze large data sets, such as crash data, hospitalization discharge data, trauma data and IHS patient medical data, and to administer grant programs. Since 2000, small grants, to support a variety of transportation safety projects, were contracted with ITCA by the Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS), Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), and Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT). Starting in 2008, the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), Office of Minority Health (OMH), has funded the ITCA TEC for motor vehicle crash injury prevention, which has resulted in pass through funds to several tribes within the IHS Phoenix Area.
- Arizona Preliminary Motor Vehicle Crash Data Analysis Report, 2007-2016
Description:This study analyzed data to compare crashes involving fatal and incapacitating injuries on-tribal land and off-tribal land. The six selected crash characteristics were: restraint usage, young drivers, speeding, impaired driving, lane departure and intersection involvement. The data were available from the Arizona Accident Location Identification Surveillance System.
- Comparative Analysis of Motor Vehicle Crashes on American Indian Reservations in Arizona with Findings in the Arizona Strategic Highway Safety Plan
Description:This study analyzed data from 27,382 motor vehicle crashes (MVCs) on tribal lands in Arizona over the period 1997-2006. The data were available from the Arizona Accident location Identification Surveillance System.
