This indicator, or population measure, is part of our Healthy Vermonters 2030 data set. Read more about how this data helps us understand and improve the well-being of people in Vermont on the Healthy Vermonters 2030 webpage.

Because this data is meant to show how the health of our state changes during the decade from 2020-2030, some indicators may have very few data points for now. Keep checking back to see the progress our public health system and partners are making.

Looking for more data?

• See the corresponding national Healthy People 2030 objective for reducing deaths from motor vehicle crashes.

Motor vehicle crashes are a leading cause of injury in the US and in Vermont. State and local partners work together as a part the Vermont Highway Safety Alliance (VHSA),  that represent all users of the State’s highway system and encompass the 4 E’s of highway safety - Education, Enforcement, Engineering, and Emergency Services. The  The VHSA partners are committed to working as a team to accomplish common goals that promote the safety of motorists, pedestrians, bicyclists, and all users traveling on Vermont highways.

Learn more about Older Vermonters age 65+ and motor vehicle-related deaths.