13% of driver deaths for 16-20 year olds were alcohol-related.

74% of the drunk drivers in traffic crashes were male.

7,265 injuries from alcohol-related crashes.

Drunk driving accidents resulted in 333 deaths.

There were 10,550 alcohol-related crashes in 2014.Over 6,500 people were injured in alcohol related crashes in PennsylvaniaĢ014 Pennsylvania Alcohol-Related Crash Statistics.Over 290 people died in alcohol-related accidents in 2017.On average, there are 28 alcohol-related accidents per day.31% of drunk driving fatalities came from drivers aged 21-25, a two percent increase from 2016.Alarmingly, 18 percent of alcohol-related fatalities were drivers in the 16-20 age group, a six percent increase from 2016.Alcohol-related crashes increased from 10,256 in 2016 to 10,346 in 2017.Note: This was the more recent information available. 2017 Pennsylvania Alcohol-Related Crash Statistics If you're looking for statistics from 2011 or earlier, that information is located on our Past Drunk Driving Statistics page. You could even be entered to win prizes by simply signing up. If you agree to stand with us against drunk driving, be sure to sign our Safe and Sober Pledge. We believe that education and prevention will lead to lowering these tragic numbers.

At our law firm, we see the devastating effects of drunk driving accidents. We've pulled together statistics – both for Pennsylvania and nationally – that highlight the seriousness of this problem. While the emphasis on harsher punishments, stricter limitations, and national education has helped bring awareness to the problem of driving while intoxicated, it still remains a leading cause of injury and death in the United States. Drunk Driving Accident Statistics Drunk Driving Accidents are a Major Concern Statewide and Nationally

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