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Approximately 48.2% of deceased drivers tested.
Approximately 48.2%: this refers to the 937 deceased drivers who underwent autopsy and toxicological analysis in the 2024 report. It includes alcohol, drugs and/or psychoactive medicines, not only alcohol and drugs. It is not the proportion of all crashes and does not establish that a substance caused every crash.
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Approximately 10% of deceased drivers tested.
Approximately 80% of deceased drivers tested.
Approximately 48.2% of deceased drivers tested.
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