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Access Control – The degree of access to a roadway as controlled by public authority. An interstate has full access control.
Accident Type – Crash typing that incorporates injury level and location.
Air Bag Deployed – The deployment status of the airbag for the seat this person occupied.
Air Bag Switch Status – The on/off status of the airbag switch for the seat this person occupied.
Alcohol-Involved Crash – Indicates whether or not the officer suspected any driver in the crash of using alcohol.
Alcohol-Involved Vehicle Flag – Indicates whether or not the officer suspected the driver of using alcohol.
Ambient Light – The type of light that existed at the time of the crash. Extremely cloudy conditions may be classified as dawn or dusk if the ambient light conditions are similar.
Bicycle Vehicle Flag – Indicates whether or not the unit is a bicycle.
Bicycle-Involved Crash – Indicates whether or not any unit in the crash is a bicycle.
Crash City – The city or town where the crash occurred
Crash County – The county where the crash occurred
Crash Severity – Indicates the injury level for the worst injury sustained in the crash.
Day of Week of Crash – Day of the week on which the crash occured.
Development Type – The predominant type of development in the area in which the collision occurred.
Driver Alcohol/Drugs Suspected – Investigating police officer's assessment of whether alcohol or other drugs were used by the vehicle driver or non-motorist.
Ejection – Whether or not the person was partially, fully, or not ejected from the vehicle as a result of the crash.
Etnicity – The ethnic affiliation of the person.
First Harmful Event – The first injury or damage producing event which led to the crash.
Gender – The sex of the person.
Hour of Crash – Hour of the day during which the crash occurred.
Injury Status – The most severe injury sustained by this person.
Is In Or Near Town – Indicates whether the crash occurred within the limits('in') or outside the limits('near') of the indicated incorporated city or town.
Is Ramp or Service Road – Indicates that the referenced 'on road' is an interchange ramp or service road.
Large Truck/Bus Vehicle Flag – Indicates whether or not the unit is a commercial bus or a truck with six or more tires (except truck/tractor without trailer.)
Large Truck/Bus-Involved Crash – Indicates whether or not any unit in the crash is a commercial bus or a truck with six or more tires (except truck/tractor without trailer.)
Locality – The general type and level of development in the vicinity of the collision.
Month of Crash –
Most Harmful Event – The event which produced the greatest property damage or most severe injury in the crash.
Motorcycle Vehicle Flag – Indicates whether or not the unit is a motorcycle.
Motorcycle-Involved Crash – Indicates whether or not any unit in the crash is a motorcycle.
NCDOT Division – NCDOT Division for the crash location.
NCSHP Indicator – Indicates whether or not the crash was investigated by NCSHP.
NCSHP Troop – NCSHP Troop Area for the crash location.
Non-Motorist Count – Total number of non-motorist units in the Crash.
Non-Reportable – A reportable crash must include a fatality, injury, property damage of $1,000 or property damage of any amount to a vehicle seized. A reportable crash must occur on a trafficway or occur after the motor vehicle runs off the roadway but before events are st
Number of Lanes – The total number of thru lanes at the point of the crash.
Number of Units – Total Number of units involved in the crash. A unit is any motor vehicle, pedestrian, pedalcyclist, moped or other road vehicle, excluding railway vehicles.
Occupant/Motorist Protection – The occupant or non-motorist protection used by this person (restraints, helmets, etc.)
Older Driver(65+) Vehicle Flag – For units that are not pedestrians or bicyclists, indicates whether the driver of the vehicle is older than 64.
Older Driver(65+)-Involved Crash – Indicates whether or not the driver of any unit in the crash, except pedestrians or bicyclists, is older than 64.
Older Driver(75+) Vehicle Flag – For units that are not pedestrians or bicyclists, indicates whether the driver of the vehicle is older than 74.
Older Driver(75+)-Involved Crash – Indicates whether or not the driver of any unit in the crash, except pedestrians or bicyclists, is older than 74.
On Road Class – Road classification for the crash location.
Pedestrian Vehicle Flag – Indicates whether or not the unit is a pedestrian.
Pedestrian-Involved Crash – Indicates whether or not any unit in the crash is a pedestrian.
Person Age – Age of person.
Person Type – The role of the person in the crash (driver, passenger, etc.)
Relation to Roadway – The specific location of the first harmful event in the crash.
Road Character – The change in horizontal direction of the roadway at the location of the crash.
Road Classification – The class of roadway at the crash location. The highest class applicable is listed. For example, a road that is both a US and NC routes will be classified as US route.
Road Configuration – A code indicating whether or not a trafficway is divided and whether it is one- or two-way. A median must be present for a divided road.
Road Surface Condition – Describes the roadway surface conditions at the time and place of the crash.
Road Surface Type – Actual surface type of the roadway in the area in which the crash occurred.
Roadway Contributing Circumstance 1 – Apparent condition of the road which contributed to the crash.
Roadway Feature – Specific road feature at the location of the first harmful event in the crash.
Rural/Urban Indicator – Indicates whether the crash occurred in a rural or an urban area.
Seating Position – The location of the person prior to the crash.
Speed-Involved Crash – Indicates whether or not driver contributing circumstances for any vehicle in the crash involved speed.
Speed-Involved Vehicle Flag – Indicates whether or not driver contributing circumstances for the vehicle involved speed.
Teen Driver Vehicle Flag – For units that are not pedestrians or bicyclists, indicates whether the driver of the vehicle is 16-19.
Teen-Involved Crash – Indicates whether or not the driver of any unit in the crash, except pedestrians or bicyclists, is 16-19.
Traffic Control Device – The kind of traffic control device present at the crash site.
Traffic Control Operating – Indication of whether a traffic control device was operating properly at the time of the crash.
Trapped – Indicates whether the person was restrained in the vehicle after the crash by damaged vehicle components.
Vehicle Count – Total number of vehicle units in the Crash.
Vehicle Style – Vehicle style.
Weather Condition 1 – The general atmospheric conditions that existed at the time of the crash.
Weather Contrib. To Crash – An indication, in the officer's opinion, as to whether or not weather was a contributing factor in the crash.
Work Zone Activity – Indication of work activity in the work zone at the time of the crash.
Work Zone Area – Type of work zone area in or near which the crash occured.
Work Zone Crash Location – Location of the crash relative to the work zone.
Work Zone Marked – Indication of warning signs, cones, etc., marking the work zone.
Provided by the Highway Safety Research Center at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, with funding from North Carolina Governor's Highway Safety Program.