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U.S. Coast Guard Boating Statistics

U.S. Coast Guard Boating Statistics.

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U.S. Coast Guard Boating Statistics

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  1. U.S. Coast Guard Boating Statistics • The U.S. Coast Guard compiles yearly statistics on reported recreational boating accidents derived from accident reports that are filed by the owners / operators of recreational vessels involved in accidents. The fifty states, five U.S. territories and the District of Columbia submit accident report data to the Coast Guard for inclusion in the annual Boating Statistics publication. • Data used to compile the recreational boating accident statistics come from three sources: (1) Boating Accident Report data forwarded to the Coast Guard by states with an approved casualty reporting system; and (2) reports of Coast Guard investigations of fatal boating accidents that occurred on waters under Federal jurisdiction. Recreational boating accident investigation data are used if submitted to the Coast Guard and are relied on as much as possible to provide accurate accident statistics. In the absence of investigation data, information is collected from the accident reports filed by boat operators; and (3) reports received from news media sources that the Coast Guard did not receive investigative data on by the state.

  2. Boating Fatalities with Alcohol Use as the Primary Cause Alcohol use is noted as the "primary" cause of accidents and fatalities. For each accident record in the Boating Accident Report Database there is allowance for up to four causes (in order of relevance). The alcohol use figure is composed of only the first cause field.

  3. % of Boating Fatalities with Alcohol Use as Primary Cause 81% of Boating Fatalities Did NOT Have Alcohol as the Primary Cause Source: US Coast Guard Boating Statistics - http://www.uscgboating.org/assets/1/workflow_staging/Page/2010_Recreational_Boating_Statistics.pdfNote: Figures from Causes of Boating Accident table where alcohol use is noted as the "primary" cause of accidents and fatalities. For each accident record in the Boating Accident Report Database there is allowance for up to four causes (in order of relevance). The alcohol use figure used here was composed of only the first cause field.

  4. Boating Fatalities with Alcohol Use as Primary Cause Fatalities with alcohol use as primary cause Registered Boats 25 percent increase in number of boats since 1987 13 percent decrease in number of boating fatalities from 2007 to 2010 145 Source: US Coast Guard Boating Statistics - http://www.uscgboating.org/assets/1/workflow_staging/Page/2010_Recreational_Boating_Statistics.pdf Note: Figures from Causes of Boating Accident table where alcohol use is noted as the "primary" cause of accidents and fatalities. For each accident record in the Boating Accident Report Database there is allowance for up to four causes (in order of relevance). The alcohol use figure used here was composed of only the first cause field.

  5. Boating Fatalities with Alcohol Use as Primary Cause 13 percent decrease in number of boating fatalities from 2007 to 2010 Fatalities with alcohol use as primary cause Source: US Coast Guard Boating Statistics - http://www.uscgboating.org/assets/1/workflow_staging/Page/2010_Recreational_Boating_Statistics.pdf Note: Figures from Causes of Boating Accident table where alcohol use is noted as the "primary" cause of accidents and fatalities. For each accident record in the Boating Accident Report Database there is allowance for up to four causes (in order of relevance). The alcohol use figure used here was composed of only the first cause field.

  6. Boating Fatalities with Alcohol Use as Primary CausePer 100,000 Registered Boats Source: US Coast Guard Boating Statistics - http://www.uscgboating.org/assets/1/workflow_staging/Page/2010_Recreational_Boating_Statistics.pdf Note: Figures from Causes of Boating Accident table where alcohol use is noted as the "primary" cause of accidents and fatalities. For each accident record in the Boating Accident Report Database there is allowance for up to four causes (in order of relevance). The alcohol use figure used here was composed of only the first cause field.

  7. Boating Fatalities 10 percent decrease in boating fatalities since 2002 Total Fatalities in Boating Accidents Fatalities with alcohol use as primary cause 13 percent decrease in number of boating fatalities from 2007 to 2010 Source: US Coast Guard Boating Statistics - http://www.uscgboating.org/assets/1/workflow_staging/Page/2010_Recreational_Boating_Statistics.pdf Note: Figures from Causes of Boating Accident table where alcohol use is noted as the "primary" cause of accidents and fatalities. For each accident record in the Boating Accident Report Database there is allowance for up to four causes (in order of relevance). The alcohol use figure used here was composed of only the first cause field.

  8. Boating Fatalities Total Fatalities in Boating Accidents Registered Boats 35 percent decrease in boating fatalities since 1987 25 percent increase in number of boats since 1987 Source: US Coast Guard Boating Statistics - http://www.uscgboating.org/assets/1/workflow_staging/Page/2010_Recreational_Boating_Statistics.pdf

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