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Number of traffic fatalities in urban areas in January, 2017.
driver_fatalities
A data frame with 103 observations of 54 variables
State County FIPS code
State FIPS
State name
State abbreviation
County FIPS
County name
New MSA Name
Year
Month
Uber active in county
Number of rideshare active
UberX active in county
Traffic fatalities (M)
Fatal accidents in which there was a reported drunk driver
Fatalalties in which there was a reported drunk driver
Crashes with at least one fatality (M)
Fatal accidents on weekend/holidays (M)
Fatalalities on weekend/holidays (M)
Log fatalities + 1
Fatalities per population
Log Fatalalities on weekend/holidays + 1
Log Fatalalties in which there was a reported drunk driver + 1
Fatalalities on weekend/holidays per population
Fatalalties in which there was a reported drunk driver per population
Total county population (Yearly)
State Vehicle Miles Travelled (Monthly)
County Percent of State Road Length in 2008
County Vehicle Miles Travelled (Monthly)
County Unemployment rate (M)
State Beer tax rate (Y)
taxi_msa_rate weighted by countymsa_pop (Y)
State Has marijuana decriminalization law (M)
State Has graduated driver-licensing law (M)
State Has hands-free cell phone law (M)
State Has medical marijuana legalization law (M)
State Has drug per se law (M)
State Has primary seat belt law (M)
State Has secondary seat belt law (M)
State Has cell phone texting ban law (M)
Total population year before Uber
Log median household income year before Uber
Percent 20-30 yr old year before Uber
Percent college degree year before Uber
Percent vehicle ownership year before Uber
Percent excessive drinking year before Uber
Public Transportation VMT per Total VMT (Y)
Vehicle rev miles travelled - Rail (Y)
Rail VMT per Total VMT (Y)
Public transit coverage
Public transit service frequency
Percent in census urban area
Population density
Number of drinking establishments per area
Percent any drinking year before Uber
This data is used to investigate the impact of Uber on trafic fatalities. From the authors: "Ridehailing services such as Uber have been promoted as viable interventions for curbing alcohol-involved driving fatalities. However, evidence of ridehailing’s impact has been mixed, with some studies finding no association but others finding either an increase or a decrease in fatalities."
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0238744
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