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Visible changes for a healthy future CHILD INJURY SUMMIT II Mohan Rao Tuesday, May 13, 2014 Child Injury Summit II 13 May 2014 Presentation outline Brief overview of 2007 - 2009 findings Scope for 2010 - 2012 dataset analysis


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Visible changes for a healthy future

CHILD INJURY SUMMIT II

Mohan Rao

Tuesday, May 13, 2014

Child Injury Summit II 13 May 2014

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Child Injury Summit II 13 May 2014

Presentation outline

Brief overview of 2007 - 2009 findings

Scope for 2010 - 2012 dataset analysis

Overview of 2010 - 2012 findings

Compare and contrast ’07-’09 to ’10-’12

Where do we go from here?

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Brief overview of findings from

2007 - 2009

Child Injury Summit II 13 May 2014

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IH 35

Lamar and Rundberg Lane

  • E. Riverside

Slaughter and Manchaca

Austin GIS Day 11/18/09

Motor Vehicle Collisions (MVCs)

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190 children

North Austin

East Austin

South of Ben White

Austin GIS Day 11/18/09

Children taken to Dell Children’s Medical Center (DCMC) due to MVC injury

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Austin GIS Day 11/18/09

Car seat outreach programs

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108 children

North Austin

North of Ben White

Austin GIS Day 11/18/09

Car seat outreach and children taken to DCMC due to MVC injury

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309 collisions

North Austin

Oltorf East

Oltorf West

Austin GIS Day 11/18/09

Child pedestrian and cyclist collisions

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Dense multi- family structures

Large commercial areas

Major roads

Austin GIS Day 11/18/09

Child pedestrian and cyclist injuries Oltorf and Burleson area

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77 children

Dove Springs

North Austin

Austin GIS Day 11/18/09

Children taken to DCMC due to pedestrian and cyclist injuries

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Collisions evenly distributed

Austin GIS Day 11/18/09

Motor Vehicle Collisions Dove Springs

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Overview of findings from

2010 - 2012

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High MVC count areas:

IH 35

Lamar and Rundberg Lane

  • E. Riverside

Slaughter and Manchaca

Austin GIS Day 11/18/09

Motor Vehicle Collisions (MVCs)

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60 collisions

  • E. Riverside

Austin GIS Day 11/18/09

Major MVCs APD data

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175 children

Far North Austin

Either side of East Ben White (Hwy. 71)

Austin GIS Day 11/18/09

Children taken to DCMC due to MVC injury DCMC data

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3,050 citations

Those receiving citations mostly reside east of IH 35

Austin GIS Day 11/18/09

Citations for un/under restrained child occupants Travis County data (via APD)

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434 collisions reported

High collision count areas:

  • E. Riverside

North Austin

Dove Springs

  • St. John

Austin GIS Day 11/18/09

Child pedestrian and cyclist collisions

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434 collisions reported

High collision count areas:

  • E. Riverside

North Austin

Dove Springs

  • St. John

Austin GIS Day 11/18/09

Child pedestrian and cyclist collisions

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434 collisions reported

High collision count areas:

  • E. Riverside

North Austin

Dove Springs

  • St. John

Austin GIS Day 11/18/09

Child pedestrian and cyclist collisions

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2007 - 2009

vs.

2010 - 2012

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MVCs: 2007 - 2009 vs. 2010 - 2012

Similar overall collision pattern

Overall collision counts down: 8,974 vs. 7,678

Collision counts almost consistently lower in the urban core

Collision counts up modestly around the city periphery in relative terms

Focus for major collisions shifts south

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Children taken to DCMC due to MVC injury DCMC data

July 2007 to December 2009 January 2010 to June 2012

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Locations of motor vehicle collisions that resulted in fatality or serious injury to a child APD data

2007 to 2009 2010 to 2012

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Collision counts by age APD data

2007 to 2009 2010 to 2012

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Pedestrian/cyclist collisions: 2007 - 2009 vs. 2010 - 2012

Overall collision counts up: 309 vs. 434

Similar overall collision pattern – but somewhat more widespread in E. Riverside and Quail Creek

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Locations of collisions between child pedestrians or cyclists and motor vehicles APD data

2007 to 2009 2010 to 2012

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Where do we go from here?

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Possible ways to go forward from here…

A new focus for E. Riverside

Fine-tuning existing safety/outreach programs

Safe Communities Designation

Further analysis

What else?

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Child Injury Summit II 13 May 2014

Mohan Rao | mrao@cohtx.org

www.cohtx.org

Q&A

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