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The South Carolina Traffic Collision Fact Book 2005 provides a comprehensive analysis of traffic collisions in the state, highlighting key statistics such as fatalities, injuries, and economic losses. It reports that one person is killed every 8 hours and one is injured every 10.6 minutes due to traffic incidents. The document includes detailed sections on collision characteristics, contributing factors, and consequences, emphasizing the impact of alcohol-related crashes. It also presents data by county, showing trends over time and comparisons with national averages. The report aims to inform strategies for improving road safety in South Carolina.

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