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                State Serious Injury Conversion Tables
    

    
    
          The ***State Serious Injury Conversion Tables*** were compiled by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) using State Motor Vehicle Crash Manuals to assist States in reporting serious injuries as required by FHWA's Safety Performance Management Measures Final Rule (23 CFR 490) and NHTSA's Uniform Procedures for State Highway Safety Grant Programs Interim Final Rule (23 CFR 1300). These two regulations require that serious injuries be reported per the Model Minimum Uniform Crash Criteria (MMUCC) 4th Edition attribute for "Suspected Serious Injury (A)" as defined in the "P5. Injury Status" element.

If States are not already using the MMUCC 4th Edition attribute for “Suspected Serious Injury (A)" for reporting serious injuries, they may use the ***State Serious Injury Conversion Tables*** until April 15, 2019. FHWA and NHTSA recommend that States adopt the MMUCC 4th Edition definition for Suspected Serious Injury (A) as soon as possible or at least by January 1, 2019 to produce a consistent and compliant data set for an entire 2019 calendar year.

In addition, States that do not use the ANSI D16.1 standard to define seriously injured person types for pedestrian and pedalcyclist may use the State Serious Injury Conversation Tables to convert the equivalent person types from the State Motor Vehicle Crash Database to report non-motorized serious injuries.

Please refer to the FAQs and Instructions for additional information on using the ***State Serious Injury Conversion Tables***.

State Serious Injury Conversion Tables

Alabama
			Illinois
			Montana
			Puerto RicoAlaska
			Indiana
			Nebraska
			Rhode IslandArizona
			Iowa
			Nevada
			South CarolinaArkansas
			Kansas
			New Hampshire
			South DakotaCalifornia
			Kentucky
			New Jersey
			TennesseeColorado
			Louisiana
			New Mexico
			TexasConnecticut
			Maine
			New York
			UtahDelaware
			Maryland
			North Carolina
			VermontDistrict of Columbia
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			North Dakota
			VirginiaFlorida
			Michigan
			Ohio
			WashingtonGeorgia
			Minnesota
			Oklahoma
			West VirginiaHawaii
			Mississippi
			Oregon
			WisconsinIdaho
			Missouri
			Pennsylvania
			WyomingAdditional Information

The data contained in these conversion tables are current as of March 2016.
	Full List of KABCO Injury Status by State
	Summary of Definitions:
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