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With motorcycle/bicycle
Rigid Truck
47
16
47
47
62
47
62
NA
NA
NA
NA
47
Artic Truck
140
16
0
31
62
78
109
NA
NA
NA
NA
62
Rigid Truck Total
342
186
435
248
248
388
342
NA
NA
NA
NA
313
Artic Truck Total
994
171
605
279
171
326
512
NA
NA
NA
NA
437
TOTAL MINOR INJURIES
1335
357
1040
528
419
714
854
NA
NA
NA
NA
750
ource: ATSB FCD , 1990 – 99
BREAK-UP OF UNDERRUN INJURIES
FATAL INJURIES
Crash type
Total
Front
Side
Rear
Front/side
Proportions
66%
18%
7%
10%
Rigid Truck
20
13
4
1
2
Proportions
65%
15%
5%
15%
Articulated Truck
28
18
4
1
4
SERIOUS INJURIES
Crash type
Total
Front
Side
Rear
Front/side
Proportions
66%
18%
7%
10%
Rigid Truck
136
90
24
10
14
Proportions
65%
15%
5%
15%
Articulated Truck
190
123
28
9
28
MINOR INJURIES
Crash type
Total
Front
Side
Rear
Front/side
Proportions
66%
18%
7%
10%
Rigid Truck
313
206
56
22
31
Proportions
65%
15%
5%
15%
Articulated Truck
437
284
66
22
66
Source: ATSB FCD, 1996 - 99, Serious injuries estimated from Haworth et al (2002) and NSW, VIC and QLD databases. Minor injuries from Haworth et al (2002)
UNIT COST OF HEAVY VEHICLE CRASHES
in 1995 dollars
in 1995 dollars
in 2005 dollars
Crash
Passenger
vehicle
Passenger vehicle
(per person
injured)
Passenger vehicle
(other than person)
Heavy vehicle (per person injured)
Heavy vehicle (other than person)
Heavy vehicle (per person injured)
Heavy vehicle
(other than person)
Fatal
$1,652,994
$1,500,000
$152,994
$1,500,000
$229,491
$2,220,366
$301,994
Serious
$407,990
$325,000
$82,990
$325,000
$124,485
$481,079
$163,814
Minor
$13,776
$11,611
$2,165
$11,611
$3,248
$17,187
$4,273
Property damage
$5,808
$0
$5,808
$0
$8,712
$0
$11,464
Source: BTE Report 102 and other reports/studies
Note: Heavy vehicle crashes cost 50% more than passenger car crashes (Neville Inquiry). There are two components in the cost resulting from a heavy vehicle crash , one relates to the injury to persons and other relates to heavy vehicle damages and immobility. The BTRE Report provides a value (fatal, serious and minor injuries) while Sweatman et al, 1995, Carney, 1991 and the Neville Inquiry provide values for the second component. They range from 1.5 to 2 times that for a passenger vehicle crash. This analysis uses a value of 1.5 times that of a passenger vehicle crash. Heavy vehicle (other than person) = 1.5 times (Passenger vehicle (other than person))
ESTIMATED COST OF UNDERRUN CRASHES (2005$)
PERSONS (Trauma)
Rigid Trucks
Injury
Front
Side
Rear
Total
Fatal
$33,990,638
$8,050,414
$3,130,717
$45,171,769
Serious
$49,711,308
$11,773,731
$4,578,673
$66,063,712
Minor
$386,956
$72,554
$24,185
$483,695
All injuries
$84,088,902
$19,896,699
$7,733,575
$111,719,176
Articulated Trucks
Injury
Front
Side
Rear
Total
Fatal
$49,989,964
$9,373,118
$3,124,373
$62,487,455
Serious
$73,110,323
$13,708,185
$4,569,395
$91,387,903
Minor
$6,007,486
$1,126,404
$375,468
$1,126,404
All injuries
$129,107,773
$24,207,707
$8,069,236
$155,001,762
All Trucks
Injury
Front
Side
Rear
Total
Fatal
$83,980,602
$17,423,533
$6,255,089
$107,659,224
Serious
$122,821,631
$25,481,916
$9,148,068
$157,451,615
Minor
$6,394,442
$1,198,958
$399,653
$1,610,098
All injuries
$213,196,675
$44,104,407
$15,802,810
$266,720,938
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