The graph shows the number of motor vehicle occupant fatalities by age in 2006.
Passenger Vehi...
Social Studies, 02.04.2020 23:29, EthanIsHyper
The graph shows the number of motor vehicle occupant fatalities by age in 2006.
Passenger Vehicle Occupants killed in Motor Vehicle Traffic Crashes By Year And Age
Fatality Anayisis Reporting System (FARS) 2006 ARF
5000-
4000-
Fatalities
1000
10-15
26-30
16-20
21-25
31-35
36-40
41-45
46-50
Age
Which statement is supported by this graph?
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Overall fatalities related to motor vehicle crashes increase with the age of the vehicle occupants.
Auto occunants between ages 16 and 20 have the highest to
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