Of 1,372 adults injured in car crashes and brought to University Hospital, roughly two-thirds were between the ages of 17 and 44. Three-quarters were wearing seatbelts — a higher percentage than in previous years. Alcohol was involved in 21 percent of crash injuries, and drugs in 31 percent. A total of 139, or 10 percent, involved both alcohol and drugs.
Chart of adults and car crashes with alcohol or druges involvement.
