Georgia Car Wreck Statistics

GA CAR WRECK STATISTICS Courtesy of: LAW OFFICES OF GARY MARTIN HAYS & ASSOCIATES, P.C. Georgia CAR WRECK STATS STATE OF KEY #'S FROM 2000-2006 2000 2006 MORE THAN AVERAGE PEOPLE IN ACCDIENTS: 6,000,000 2,394/DAY people were involved in a motor vehicle crash either as a driver or passenger or pedestrian KEY #s ALMOST MORE THAN 1,000,000 2,500+ Men Women & Children were injured Injuries/Week & 11,435 &31 Lost Their Lives Deaths/Week ROAD :T STATS GA WAY *RURAL GA 75%OF The majority of fatal crashes on two-way roads without any separation occurred in rural counties FATAL CRASHES OCCUR ON 2-WAY ROADS WITH NO BARRIER artow Forsyth Cherokee Cobb Gwinnett Paulding DeKalb Douglas Fulton Rock- Clayton Vdale 12X as many people are killed in crashes in Rural Georgia counties as are killed in the (5) five metropolitan Atlanta counties FULTON, DEKALB, GWINNETT, COBB, AND CLAYTON Source: 2008 CASI Report - http://www.dot.ga.gov Wrongful Death • Personal Injury • Worker's Compensation 1-888-934-8100 www.GaryMartinHays.com Disclaimer The information we are sharing with you in this graphic is general in nature. It is not designed to provide specific legal advice regarding you and your potential claim. The information in this graphic may or may not apply to your specific case. Nothing can replace a consultation with an experienced attorney to discuss the facts about your particular claim. Further, should you have any desire to explore pursuing your potential claim you should not delay as there are various statutes of limitation which could limit or completely bar your claims tor recovery should you not pursue the matter in a timely fashion. We are NOT providing you information regarding the specific statute(s) of limitation applicable to your potential claim as this can only be determined after a detailed consultation of your case with an experienced attorney. By providing you with this information, we are not giving you specific legal advice about your case, nor have we been retained to handle your claim unless you and our firm have entered into a written contract of representation regarding your potential legal claim