Oneida, County

Traffic ticket and crash data for Oneida County

This page shows traffic ticket and crash counts for Oneida County, New York. The numbers come from Traffic Safety Statistical Repository (TSSR) data. Ticket and crash data cover 2009 to 2024.

Oneida County had 41,770 traffic tickets in 2024. That is 31% fewer than in 2009. Speeding tickets went from 13,006 in 2009 to 7,456 in 2024. Cell phone and texting tickets went from 2,584 in 2009 to 902 in 2024. Impaired driving tickets went from 2,114 in 2009 to 861 in 2018.

Oneida County had 6,233 reported crashes in 2024. A 2018 change in crash reporting makes earlier years hard to compare.

These are raw counts. They are not adjusted for population or miles driven.

Oneida County at a glance
MeasureFirst yearLatest yearChangeTrend
All traffic tickets60,544 (2009)41,770 (2024)−31%
Speeding tickets13,006 (2009)7,456 (2024)−43%
Cell phone and texting tickets2,584 (2009)902 (2024)−65%
Impaired driving tickets2,114 (2009)861 (2018)−59%
Reported crashes4,780 (2009)6,233 (2024)+30%†

Traffic tickets

This count includes every type of traffic ticket in the data.

All traffic tickets by year

Oneida County had 41,770 traffic tickets in 2024. That is 31% fewer than in 2009, when there were 60,544.

All traffic tickets by year, Oneida CountyOneida County had 41,770 traffic tickets in 2024. That is 31% fewer than in 2009, when there were 60,544.020k40k60k80k200920112013201520172019202120242009: 60,5442010: 52,4462011: 52,2462012: 52,4562013: 50,9082014: 52,7362015: 54,3042016: 55,3282017: 52,7732018: 45,5002019: 42,7642020: 30,4692021: 34,9162022: 35,8222023: 39,5812024: 41,77041,770All traffic tickets by year, Oneida CountyOneida County had 41,770 traffic tickets in 2024. That is 31% fewer than in 2009, when there were 60,544.020k40k60k80k200920132017202120242009: 60,5442010: 52,4462011: 52,2462012: 52,4562013: 50,9082014: 52,7362015: 54,3042016: 55,3282017: 52,7732018: 45,5002019: 42,7642020: 30,4692021: 34,9162022: 35,8222023: 39,5812024: 41,77041,770

Years shown: 2009–2024.

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All traffic tickets by year, Oneida County
YearTraffic tickets
200960,544
201052,446
201152,246
201252,456
201350,908
201452,736
201554,304
201655,328
201752,773
201845,500
201942,764
202030,469
202134,916
202235,822
202339,581
202441,770

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Cell phone and texting tickets

These charts cover cell phone tickets (VTL 1225-c) and texting tickets (VTL 1225-d).

Cell phone and texting tickets by year

Oneida County had 902 cell phone and texting tickets in 2024. That is 65% fewer than in 2009, when there were 2,584.

Cell phone and texting tickets by year, Oneida CountyOneida County had 902 cell phone and texting tickets in 2024. That is 65% fewer than in 2009, when there were 2,584.01k2k3k4k200920112013201520172019202120242009: 2,5842010: 1,6932011: 1,3692012: 1,6072013: 2,0352014: 2,0182015: 2,1392016: 1,9002017: 1,7282018: 1,1472019: 1,4002020: 8502021: 7052022: 6882023: 9282024: 902902Cell phone and texting tickets by year, Oneida CountyOneida County had 902 cell phone and texting tickets in 2024. That is 65% fewer than in 2009, when there were 2,584.01k2k3k4k200920132017202120242009: 2,5842010: 1,6932011: 1,3692012: 1,6072013: 2,0352014: 2,0182015: 2,1392016: 1,9002017: 1,7282018: 1,1472019: 1,4002020: 8502021: 7052022: 6882023: 9282024: 902902

Years shown: 2009–2024.

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Cell phone and texting tickets by year, Oneida County
YearCell phone and texting tickets
20092,584
20101,693
20111,369
20121,607
20132,035
20142,018
20152,139
20161,900
20171,728
20181,147
20191,400
2020850
2021705
2022688
2023928
2024902

Phone use and texting tickets by year

From 2009 to 2024, Oneida County had 23,693 cell phone and texting tickets. “Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c)” made up 75% of them. “Texting (V&T 1225-d)” made up 25%.

Phone use and texting tickets by year, Oneida CountyFrom 2009 to 2024, Oneida County had 23,693 cell phone and texting tickets. “Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c)” made up 75% of them. “Texting (V&T 1225-d)” made up 25%.01k2k3k4k20092011201320152017201920212024Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2009: 2,584Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2010: 1,663Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2011: 1,300Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2012: 1,450Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2013: 1,790Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2014: 1,649Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2015: 1,613Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2016: 1,324Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2017: 1,135Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2018: 738Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2019: 752Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2020: 424Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2021: 395Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2022: 324Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2023: 401Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2024: 328Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2010: 30Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2011: 69Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2012: 157Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2013: 245Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2014: 369Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2015: 526Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2016: 576Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2017: 593Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2018: 409Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2019: 648Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2020: 426Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2021: 310Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2022: 364Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2023: 527Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2024: 574Phone use and texting tickets by year, Oneida CountyFrom 2009 to 2024, Oneida County had 23,693 cell phone and texting tickets. “Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c)” made up 75% of them. “Texting (V&T 1225-d)” made up 25%.01k2k3k4k20092013201720212024Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2009: 2,584Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2010: 1,663Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2011: 1,300Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2012: 1,450Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2013: 1,790Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2014: 1,649Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2015: 1,613Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2016: 1,324Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2017: 1,135Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2018: 738Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2019: 752Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2020: 424Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2021: 395Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2022: 324Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2023: 401Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c), 2024: 328Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2010: 30Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2011: 69Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2012: 157Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2013: 245Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2014: 369Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2015: 526Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2016: 576Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2017: 593Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2018: 409Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2019: 648Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2020: 426Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2021: 310Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2022: 364Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2023: 527Texting (V&T 1225-d), 2024: 574
  • Cell Phone (V&T 1225-c)
  • Texting (V&T 1225-d)

Years shown: 2009–2024.

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Phone use and texting tickets by year, Oneida County
YearCell Phone (V&T 1225-c)Texting (V&T 1225-d)
20092,584–
20101,66330
20111,30069
20121,450157
20131,790245
20141,649369
20151,613526
20161,324576
20171,135593
2018738409
2019752648
2020424426
2021395310
2022324364
2023401527
2024328574

Cell phone ticket results

In 2024, the most common result for cell phone tickets in Oneida County was “Dismissed/Acquitted.” That was 49% of 453 tickets. Next was “Convicted on a Non-Texting Violation,” at 27%.

Cell phone ticket results, Oneida CountyIn 2024, the most common result for cell phone tickets in Oneida County was “Dismissed/Acquitted.” That was 49% of 453 tickets. Next was “Convicted on a Non-Texting Violation,” at 27%.Dismissed/AcquittedDismissed/Acquitted: 222 (49%)222 (49%)Convicted on a Non-Texting Violat…Convicted on a Non-Texting Violation: 123 (27%)123 (27%)Convicted on Same Texting Violati…Convicted on Same Texting Violation: 108 (24%)108 (24%)Cell phone ticket results, Oneida CountyIn 2024, the most common result for cell phone tickets in Oneida County was “Dismissed/Acquitted.” That was 49% of 453 tickets. Next was “Convicted on a Non-Texting Violation,” at 27%.Dismissed/AcquittedDismissed/Acquitted: 222 (49%)222 (49%)Convicted on a Non-Texting ViolationConvicted on a Non-Texting Violation: 123 (27%)123 (27%)Convicted on Same Texting ViolationConvicted on Same Texting Violation: 108 (24%)108 (24%)

Data year: 2024.

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Cell phone ticket results, Oneida County
ResultCountShare
Dismissed/Acquitted22249%
Convicted on a Non-Texting Violation12327%
Convicted on Same Texting Violation10824%
Total453100%

Texting ticket results

In 2024, the most common result for texting tickets in Oneida County was “Dismissed/Acquitted.” That was 53% of 233 tickets. Next was “Convicted on a Non-Cell Phone Violation,” at 24%.

Texting ticket results, Oneida CountyIn 2024, the most common result for texting tickets in Oneida County was “Dismissed/Acquitted.” That was 53% of 233 tickets. Next was “Convicted on a Non-Cell Phone Violation,” at 24%.Dismissed/AcquittedDismissed/Acquitted: 123 (53%)123 (53%)Convicted on a Non-Cell Phone Vio…Convicted on a Non-Cell Phone Violation: 57 (24%)57 (24%)Convicted on Same Cell Phone Viol…Convicted on Same Cell Phone Violation: 53 (23%)53 (23%)Texting ticket results, Oneida CountyIn 2024, the most common result for texting tickets in Oneida County was “Dismissed/Acquitted.” That was 53% of 233 tickets. Next was “Convicted on a Non-Cell Phone Violation,” at 24%.Dismissed/AcquittedDismissed/Acquitted: 123 (53%)123 (53%)Convicted on a Non-Cell Phone ViolationConvicted on a Non-Cell Phone Violation: 57 (24%)57 (24%)Convicted on Same Cell Phone ViolationConvicted on Same Cell Phone Violation: 53 (23%)53 (23%)

Data year: 2024.

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Texting ticket results, Oneida County
ResultCountShare
Dismissed/Acquitted12353%
Convicted on a Non-Cell Phone Violation5724%
Convicted on Same Cell Phone Violation5323%
Total233100%

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Speeding tickets

These charts cover speeding tickets under VTL 1180.

Speeding tickets by year

Oneida County had 7,456 speeding tickets in 2024. That is 43% fewer than in 2009, when there were 13,006.

Speeding tickets by year, Oneida CountyOneida County had 7,456 speeding tickets in 2024. That is 43% fewer than in 2009, when there were 13,006.05k10k15k20k200920112013201520172019202120242009: 13,0062010: 11,9032011: 10,2582012: 10,1862013: 10,2932014: 10,9732015: 11,8942016: 12,2542017: 12,1552018: 10,6542019: 10,3262020: 8,0432021: 8,0432022: 7,6782023: 7,9672024: 7,4567,456Speeding tickets by year, Oneida CountyOneida County had 7,456 speeding tickets in 2024. That is 43% fewer than in 2009, when there were 13,006.05k10k15k20k200920132017202120242009: 13,0062010: 11,9032011: 10,2582012: 10,1862013: 10,2932014: 10,9732015: 11,8942016: 12,2542017: 12,1552018: 10,6542019: 10,3262020: 8,0432021: 8,0432022: 7,6782023: 7,9672024: 7,4567,456

Years shown: 2009–2024.

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Speeding tickets by year, Oneida County
YearSpeeding tickets
200913,006
201011,903
201110,258
201210,186
201310,293
201410,973
201511,894
201612,254
201712,155
201810,654
201910,326
20208,043
20218,043
20227,678
20237,967
20247,456

School zone speeding tickets by year (VTL 1180-c)

Oneida County had 71 school zone speeding tickets in 2024. That is 37% fewer than in 2009, when there were 112. The highest year was 2014, with 256.

School zone speeding tickets by year (VTL 1180-c), Oneida CountyOneida County had 71 school zone speeding tickets in 2024. That is 37% fewer than in 2009, when there were 112. The highest year was 2014, with 256.0100200300400200920112013201520172019202120242009: 1122010: 1192011: 1442012: 502013: 1422014: 2562015: 2022016: 1762017: 1902018: 1192019: 982020: 232021: 622022: 252023: 582024: 7171School zone speeding tickets by year (VTL 1180-c), Oneida CountyOneida County had 71 school zone speeding tickets in 2024. That is 37% fewer than in 2009, when there were 112. The highest year was 2014, with 256.0100200300400200920132017202120242009: 1122010: 1192011: 1442012: 502013: 1422014: 2562015: 2022016: 1762017: 1902018: 1192019: 982020: 232021: 622022: 252023: 582024: 7171

Years shown: 2009–2024.

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School zone speeding tickets by year (VTL 1180-c), Oneida County
YearSchool zone speeding tickets
2009112
2010119
2011144
201250
2013142
2014256
2015202
2016176
2017190
2018119
201998
202023
202162
202225
202358
202471

Work zone speeding tickets by year (VTL 1180-f)

Oneida County had 28 work zone speeding tickets in 2024. That is 93% fewer than in 2009, when there were 390. The highest year was 2013, with 520.

Work zone speeding tickets by year (VTL 1180-f), Oneida CountyOneida County had 28 work zone speeding tickets in 2024. That is 93% fewer than in 2009, when there were 390. The highest year was 2013, with 520.0200400600800200920112013201520172019202120242009: 3902010: 4492011: 202012: 1672013: 5202014: 222015: 262016: 2362017: 562018: 372019: 522020: 292021: 762022: 1262023: 192024: 2828Work zone speeding tickets by year (VTL 1180-f), Oneida CountyOneida County had 28 work zone speeding tickets in 2024. That is 93% fewer than in 2009, when there were 390. The highest year was 2013, with 520.0200400600800200920132017202120242009: 3902010: 4492011: 202012: 1672013: 5202014: 222015: 262016: 2362017: 562018: 372019: 522020: 292021: 762022: 1262023: 192024: 2828

Years shown: 2009–2024.

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Work zone speeding tickets by year (VTL 1180-f), Oneida County
YearWork zone speeding tickets
2009390
2010449
201120
2012167
2013520
201422
201526
2016236
201756
201837
201952
202029
202176
2022126
202319
202428

Speeding ticket results

In 2024, the most common result for speeding tickets in Oneida County was “Convicted on Same Speeding Violation.” That was 40% of 5,487 tickets. Next was “Dismissed/Acquitted,” at 37%.

Speeding ticket results, Oneida CountyIn 2024, the most common result for speeding tickets in Oneida County was “Convicted on Same Speeding Violation.” That was 40% of 5,487 tickets. Next was “Dismissed/Acquitted,” at 37%.Convicted on Same Speeding Violat…Convicted on Same Speeding Violation: 2,190 (40%)2,190 (40%)Dismissed/AcquittedDismissed/Acquitted: 2,035 (37%)2,035 (37%)Convicted on a Non-Speeding Viola…Convicted on a Non-Speeding Violation: 1,249 (23%)1,249 (23%)Convicted on Different Speeding V…Convicted on Different Speeding Violation: 13 (less than 1%)13 (less than 1%)Speeding ticket results, Oneida CountyIn 2024, the most common result for speeding tickets in Oneida County was “Convicted on Same Speeding Violation.” That was 40% of 5,487 tickets. Next was “Dismissed/Acquitted,” at 37%.Convicted on Same Speeding ViolationConvicted on Same Speeding Violation: 2,190 (40%)2,190 (40%)Dismissed/AcquittedDismissed/Acquitted: 2,035 (37%)2,035 (37%)Convicted on a Non-Speeding ViolationConvicted on a Non-Speeding Violation: 1,249 (23%)1,249 (23%)Convicted on Different Speeding Violati…Convicted on Different Speeding Violation: 13 (less than 1%)13 (less than 1%)

Data year: 2024.

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Speeding ticket results, Oneida County
ResultCountShare
Convicted on Same Speeding Violation2,19040%
Dismissed/Acquitted2,03537%
Convicted on a Non-Speeding Violation1,24923%
Convicted on Different Speeding Violation13less than 1%
Total5,487100%

Speeding tickets by where the driver is licensed

In 2024, 80% of speeding tickets in Oneida County went to drivers licensed in New York State. Next was Northeast Region, at 11%.

Speeding tickets by where the driver is licensed, Oneida CountyIn 2024, 80% of speeding tickets in Oneida County went to drivers licensed in New York State. Next was Northeast Region, at 11%.New York StateNew York State: 5,925 (80%)5,925 (80%)Northeast RegionNortheast Region: 832 (11%)832 (11%)Other US StatesOther US States: 395 (5%)395 (5%)Other/UnknownOther/Unknown: 139 (2%)139 (2%)CanadaCanada: 75 (1%)75 (1%)Speeding tickets by where the driver is licensed, Oneida CountyIn 2024, 80% of speeding tickets in Oneida County went to drivers licensed in New York State. Next was Northeast Region, at 11%.New York StateNew York State: 5,925 (80%)5,925 (80%)Northeast RegionNortheast Region: 832 (11%)832 (11%)Other US StatesOther US States: 395 (5%)395 (5%)Other/UnknownOther/Unknown: 139 (2%)139 (2%)CanadaCanada: 75 (1%)75 (1%)

Data year: 2024.

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Speeding tickets by where the driver is licensed, Oneida County
Driver licenseCountShare
New York State5,92580%
Northeast Region83211%
Other US States3955%
Other/Unknown1392%
Canada751%
Total7,366100%

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Impaired driving tickets

These charts cover impaired driving tickets under VTL 1192 (subsections 1 to 4). They include alcohol and drug cases.

Impaired driving tickets by year

Oneida County had 861 impaired driving tickets in 2018. That is 59% fewer than in 2009, when there were 2,114.

Impaired driving tickets by year, Oneida CountyOneida County had 861 impaired driving tickets in 2018. That is 59% fewer than in 2009, when there were 2,114.01k2k3k4k20092010201120122013201420152016201720182009: 2,1142010: 1,7632011: 1,6092012: 1,5282013: 1,4282014: 1,3292015: 1,2042016: 1,3062017: 1,1262018: 861861Impaired driving tickets by year, Oneida CountyOneida County had 861 impaired driving tickets in 2018. That is 59% fewer than in 2009, when there were 2,114.01k2k3k4k200920112013201520182009: 2,1142010: 1,7632011: 1,6092012: 1,5282013: 1,4282014: 1,3292015: 1,2042016: 1,3062017: 1,1262018: 861861

Years shown: 2009–2018.

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Impaired driving tickets by year, Oneida County
YearImpaired driving tickets
20092,114
20101,763
20111,609
20121,528
20131,428
20141,329
20151,204
20161,306
20171,126
2018861

Impaired driving tickets by age and gender

In 2018, male drivers got 69% of impaired driving tickets in Oneida County. The 21 - 29 age group had the most, with 122.

Impaired driving tickets by age and gender, Oneida CountyIn 2018, male drivers got 69% of impaired driving tickets in Oneida County. The 21 - 29 age group had the most, with 122.16 - 2016 - 20, Male: 101016 - 20, Female: 3321 - 2921 - 29, Male: 858521 - 29, Female: 373730 - 3930 - 39, Male: 808030 - 39, Female: 373740 - 4940 - 49, Male: 636340 - 49, Female: 303050 - 5950 - 59, Male: 525250 - 59, Female: 202060 and Over60 and Over, Male: 151560 and Over, Female: 88Impaired driving tickets by age and gender, Oneida CountyIn 2018, male drivers got 69% of impaired driving tickets in Oneida County. The 21 - 29 age group had the most, with 122.16 - 2016 - 20, Male: 101016 - 20, Female: 3321 - 2921 - 29, Male: 858521 - 29, Female: 373730 - 3930 - 39, Male: 808030 - 39, Female: 373740 - 4940 - 49, Male: 636340 - 49, Female: 303050 - 5950 - 59, Male: 525250 - 59, Female: 202060 and Over60 and Over, Male: 151560 and Over, Female: 88
  • Male
  • Female

Data year: 2018.

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Impaired driving tickets by age and gender, Oneida County
Age groupMaleFemaleTotal
16 - 2010313
21 - 298537122
30 - 398037117
40 - 49633093
50 - 59522072
60 and Over15823

Impaired driving tickets by time of day

In 2018, the Mid - 3 am time block had the most impaired driving tickets in Oneida County, with 139. The 6am - 9am time block had the fewest, with 6.

Impaired driving tickets by time of day, Oneida CountyIn 2018, the Mid - 3 am time block had the most impaired driving tickets in Oneida County, with 139. The 6am - 9am time block had the fewest, with 6.Mid - 3 amMid - 3 am: 139 (33%)139 (33%)3am - 6am3am - 6am: 40 (10%)40 (10%)6am - 9am6am - 9am: 6 (1%)6 (1%)9am - Noon9am - Noon: 10 (2%)10 (2%)Noon - 3pmNoon - 3pm: 23 (5%)23 (5%)3pm - 6pm3pm - 6pm: 42 (10%)42 (10%)6pm - 9pm6pm - 9pm: 49 (12%)49 (12%)9pm - Mid9pm - Mid: 111 (26%)111 (26%)Impaired driving tickets by time of day, Oneida CountyIn 2018, the Mid - 3 am time block had the most impaired driving tickets in Oneida County, with 139. The 6am - 9am time block had the fewest, with 6.Mid - 3 amMid - 3 am: 139 (33%)139 (33%)3am - 6am3am - 6am: 40 (10%)40 (10%)6am - 9am6am - 9am: 6 (1%)6 (1%)9am - Noon9am - Noon: 10 (2%)10 (2%)Noon - 3pmNoon - 3pm: 23 (5%)23 (5%)3pm - 6pm3pm - 6pm: 42 (10%)42 (10%)6pm - 9pm6pm - 9pm: 49 (12%)49 (12%)9pm - Mid9pm - Mid: 111 (26%)111 (26%)

Data year: 2018.

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Impaired driving tickets by time of day, Oneida County
Time of dayCountShare
Mid - 3 am13933%
3am - 6am4010%
6am - 9am61%
9am - Noon102%
Noon - 3pm235%
3pm - 6pm4210%
6pm - 9pm4912%
9pm - Mid11126%
Total420100%

Impaired driving tickets by day of the week

In 2018, Saturday had the most impaired driving tickets in Oneida County, with 99. Wednesday had the fewest, with 36.

Impaired driving tickets by day of the week, Oneida CountyIn 2018, Saturday had the most impaired driving tickets in Oneida County, with 99. Wednesday had the fewest, with 36.0255075100Sunday: 9494SundayMonday: 3737MondayTuesday: 3939TuesdayWednesday: 3636WednesdayThursday: 6060ThursdayFriday: 7575FridaySaturday: 9999SaturdayImpaired driving tickets by day of the week, Oneida CountyIn 2018, Saturday had the most impaired driving tickets in Oneida County, with 99. Wednesday had the fewest, with 36.0255075100Sunday: 9494SunMonday: 3737MonTuesday: 3939TueWednesday: 3636WedThursday: 6060ThuFriday: 7575FriSaturday: 9999Sat

Data year: 2018.

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Impaired driving tickets by day of the week, Oneida County
DayCountShare
Sunday9421%
Monday378%
Tuesday399%
Wednesday368%
Thursday6014%
Friday7517%
Saturday9923%
Total440100%

Impaired driving tickets by month

In 2020, August had the most impaired driving tickets in Oneida County, with 48. April had the fewest, with 13.

Impaired driving tickets by month, Oneida CountyIn 2020, August had the most impaired driving tickets in Oneida County, with 48. April had the fewest, with 13.020406080January: 3636JanFebruary: 4040FebMarch: 2323MarApril: 1313AprMay: 2424MayJune: 3131JunJuly: 3232JulAugust: 4848AugSeptember: 3434SepOctober: 3838OctNovember: 3838NovDecember: 2525DecImpaired driving tickets by month, Oneida CountyIn 2020, August had the most impaired driving tickets in Oneida County, with 48. April had the fewest, with 13.JanuaryJanuary: 36 (9%)36 (9%)FebruaryFebruary: 40 (10%)40 (10%)MarchMarch: 23 (6%)23 (6%)AprilApril: 13 (3%)13 (3%)MayMay: 24 (6%)24 (6%)JuneJune: 31 (8%)31 (8%)JulyJuly: 32 (8%)32 (8%)AugustAugust: 48 (13%)48 (13%)SeptemberSeptember: 34 (9%)34 (9%)OctoberOctober: 38 (10%)38 (10%)NovemberNovember: 38 (10%)38 (10%)DecemberDecember: 25 (7%)25 (7%)

Data year: 2020.

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Impaired driving tickets by month, Oneida County
MonthCountShare
January369%
February4010%
March236%
April133%
May246%
June318%
July328%
August4813%
September349%
October3810%
November3810%
December257%
Total382100%

Impaired driving ticket results, alcohol and drugs combined

In 2018, the most common result for impaired driving tickets in Oneida County was “Convicted on Same Impairment Violation.” That was 51% of 344 tickets. Next was “Convicted on Different Impairment Violation,” at 39%.

Impaired driving ticket results, alcohol and drugs combined, Oneida CountyIn 2018, the most common result for impaired driving tickets in Oneida County was “Convicted on Same Impairment Violation.” That was 51% of 344 tickets. Next was “Convicted on Different Impairment Violation,” at 39%.Convicted on Same Impairment Viol…Convicted on Same Impairment Violation: 175 (51%)175 (51%)Convicted on Different Impairment…Convicted on Different Impairment Violation: 133 (39%)133 (39%)Dismissed/AcquittedDismissed/Acquitted: 25 (7%)25 (7%)Convicted on Non-Impairment Viola…Convicted on Non-Impairment Violation: 11 (3%)11 (3%)Impaired driving ticket results, alcohol and drugs combined, Oneida CountyIn 2018, the most common result for impaired driving tickets in Oneida County was “Convicted on Same Impairment Violation.” That was 51% of 344 tickets. Next was “Convicted on Different Impairment Violation,” at 39%.Convicted on Same Impairment ViolationConvicted on Same Impairment Violation: 175 (51%)175 (51%)Convicted on Different Impairment Viola…Convicted on Different Impairment Violation: 133 (39%)133 (39%)Dismissed/AcquittedDismissed/Acquitted: 25 (7%)25 (7%)Convicted on Non-Impairment ViolationConvicted on Non-Impairment Violation: 11 (3%)11 (3%)

Data year: 2018.

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Impaired driving ticket results, alcohol and drugs combined, Oneida County
ResultCountShare
Convicted on Same Impairment Violation17551%
Convicted on Different Impairment Violation13339%
Dismissed/Acquitted257%
Convicted on Non-Impairment Violation113%
Total344100%

Alcohol-related impaired driving ticket results

In 2018, the most common result for alcohol-related tickets in Oneida County was “Convicted on Same Impairment Violation.” That was 51% of 325 tickets. Next was “Convicted on Different Impairment Violation,” at 40%.

Alcohol-related impaired driving ticket results, Oneida CountyIn 2018, the most common result for alcohol-related tickets in Oneida County was “Convicted on Same Impairment Violation.” That was 51% of 325 tickets. Next was “Convicted on Different Impairment Violation,” at 40%.Convicted on Same Impairment Viol…Convicted on Same Impairment Violation: 165 (51%)165 (51%)Convicted on Different Impairment…Convicted on Different Impairment Violation: 129 (40%)129 (40%)Dismissed/AcquittedDismissed/Acquitted: 22 (7%)22 (7%)Convicted on Non-Impairment Viola…Convicted on Non-Impairment Violation: 9 (3%)9 (3%)Alcohol-related impaired driving ticket results, Oneida CountyIn 2018, the most common result for alcohol-related tickets in Oneida County was “Convicted on Same Impairment Violation.” That was 51% of 325 tickets. Next was “Convicted on Different Impairment Violation,” at 40%.Convicted on Same Impairment ViolationConvicted on Same Impairment Violation: 165 (51%)165 (51%)Convicted on Different Impairment Viola…Convicted on Different Impairment Violation: 129 (40%)129 (40%)Dismissed/AcquittedDismissed/Acquitted: 22 (7%)22 (7%)Convicted on Non-Impairment ViolationConvicted on Non-Impairment Violation: 9 (3%)9 (3%)

Data year: 2018.

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Alcohol-related impaired driving ticket results, Oneida County
ResultCountShare
Convicted on Same Impairment Violation16551%
Convicted on Different Impairment Violation12940%
Dismissed/Acquitted227%
Convicted on Non-Impairment Violation93%
Total325100%

Drug-related impaired driving ticket results

In 2018, the most common result for drug-related tickets in Oneida County was “Convicted on Same Impairment Violation.” That was 60% of 15 tickets. Next was “Convicted on Different Impairment Violation,” at 13%.

Drug-related impaired driving ticket results, Oneida CountyIn 2018, the most common result for drug-related tickets in Oneida County was “Convicted on Same Impairment Violation.” That was 60% of 15 tickets. Next was “Convicted on Different Impairment Violation,” at 13%.Convicted on Same Impairment Viol…Convicted on Same Impairment Violation: 9 (60%)9 (60%)Convicted on Different Impairment…Convicted on Different Impairment Violation: 2 (13%)2 (13%)Convicted on Non-Impairment Viola…Convicted on Non-Impairment Violation: 2 (13%)2 (13%)Dismissed/AcquittedDismissed/Acquitted: 2 (13%)2 (13%)Drug-related impaired driving ticket results, Oneida CountyIn 2018, the most common result for drug-related tickets in Oneida County was “Convicted on Same Impairment Violation.” That was 60% of 15 tickets. Next was “Convicted on Different Impairment Violation,” at 13%.Convicted on Same Impairment ViolationConvicted on Same Impairment Violation: 9 (60%)9 (60%)Convicted on Different Impairment Viola…Convicted on Different Impairment Violation: 2 (13%)2 (13%)Convicted on Non-Impairment ViolationConvicted on Non-Impairment Violation: 2 (13%)2 (13%)Dismissed/AcquittedDismissed/Acquitted: 2 (13%)2 (13%)

Data year: 2018.

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Drug-related impaired driving ticket results, Oneida County
ResultCountShare
Convicted on Same Impairment Violation960%
Convicted on Different Impairment Violation213%
Convicted on Non-Impairment Violation213%
Dismissed/Acquitted213%
Total15100%

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Crashes

In 2018, the police crash report form changed how property damage crashes are recorded. Because of this, crash counts from 2018 on are much higher than in earlier years. Compare years before and after 2018 with care.

Reported crashes by year

Oneida County had 6,233 reported crashes in 2024. That is 18% more than in 2018, the first year under the new crash report form. The highest year was 2022, with 6,398.

Reported crashes by year, Oneida CountyOneida County had 6,233 reported crashes in 2024. That is 18% more than in 2018, the first year under the new crash report form. The highest year was 2022, with 6,398.02k4k6k8k200920112013201520172019202120242009: 4,7802010: 4,5232011: 4,4372012: 4,4922013: 4,7952014: 4,5062015: 4,3412016: 4,3682017: 4,3372018: 5,2892019: 5,3832020: 4,6522021: 5,8272022: 6,3982023: 6,0942024: 6,2336,233Reported crashes by year, Oneida CountyOneida County had 6,233 reported crashes in 2024. That is 18% more than in 2018, the first year under the new crash report form. The highest year was 2022, with 6,398.02k4k6k8k200920132017202120242009: 4,7802010: 4,5232011: 4,4372012: 4,4922013: 4,7952014: 4,5062015: 4,3412016: 4,3682017: 4,3372018: 5,2892019: 5,3832020: 4,6522021: 5,8272022: 6,3982023: 6,0942024: 6,2336,233

Years shown: 2009–2024.

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Reported crashes by year, Oneida County
YearReported crashes
20094,780
20104,523
20114,437
20124,492
20134,795
20144,506
20154,341
20164,368
20174,337
20185,289
20195,383
20204,652
20215,827
20226,398
20236,094
20246,233

Pedestrian, bicycle and motorcycle crashes by year

In 2024, Oneida County had 84 crashes involving a pedestrian, 51 crashes involving a bicycle and 80 motorcycle crashes.

Pedestrian, bicycle and motorcycle crashes by year, Oneida CountyIn 2024, Oneida County had 84 crashes involving a pedestrian, 51 crashes involving a bicycle and 80 motorcycle crashes.025507510020092011201320152017201920212024Pedestrian, 2009: 86Pedestrian, 2010: 83Pedestrian, 2011: 90Pedestrian, 2012: 81Pedestrian, 2013: 65Pedestrian, 2014: 62Pedestrian, 2015: 57Pedestrian, 2016: 71Pedestrian, 2017: 73Pedestrian, 2018: 73Pedestrian, 2019: 62Pedestrian, 2020: 57Pedestrian, 2021: 55Pedestrian, 2022: 47Pedestrian, 2023: 74Pedestrian, 2024: 84Bicycle, 2009: 42Bicycle, 2010: 43Bicycle, 2011: 46Bicycle, 2012: 49Bicycle, 2013: 36Bicycle, 2014: 37Bicycle, 2015: 47Bicycle, 2016: 46Bicycle, 2017: 40Bicycle, 2018: 24Bicycle, 2019: 22Bicycle, 2020: 24Bicycle, 2021: 23Bicycle, 2022: 29Bicycle, 2023: 44Bicycle, 2024: 51Motorcycle, 2009: 82Motorcycle, 2010: 87Motorcycle, 2011: 90Motorcycle, 2012: 87Motorcycle, 2013: 58Motorcycle, 2014: 75Motorcycle, 2015: 78Motorcycle, 2016: 82Motorcycle, 2017: 69Motorcycle, 2018: 72Motorcycle, 2019: 62Motorcycle, 2020: 62Motorcycle, 2021: 72Motorcycle, 2022: 65Motorcycle, 2023: 79Motorcycle, 2024: 80Pedestrian, bicycle and motorcycle crashes by year, Oneida CountyIn 2024, Oneida County had 84 crashes involving a pedestrian, 51 crashes involving a bicycle and 80 motorcycle crashes.025507510020092013201720212024Pedestrian, 2009: 86Pedestrian, 2010: 83Pedestrian, 2011: 90Pedestrian, 2012: 81Pedestrian, 2013: 65Pedestrian, 2014: 62Pedestrian, 2015: 57Pedestrian, 2016: 71Pedestrian, 2017: 73Pedestrian, 2018: 73Pedestrian, 2019: 62Pedestrian, 2020: 57Pedestrian, 2021: 55Pedestrian, 2022: 47Pedestrian, 2023: 74Pedestrian, 2024: 84Bicycle, 2009: 42Bicycle, 2010: 43Bicycle, 2011: 46Bicycle, 2012: 49Bicycle, 2013: 36Bicycle, 2014: 37Bicycle, 2015: 47Bicycle, 2016: 46Bicycle, 2017: 40Bicycle, 2018: 24Bicycle, 2019: 22Bicycle, 2020: 24Bicycle, 2021: 23Bicycle, 2022: 29Bicycle, 2023: 44Bicycle, 2024: 51Motorcycle, 2009: 82Motorcycle, 2010: 87Motorcycle, 2011: 90Motorcycle, 2012: 87Motorcycle, 2013: 58Motorcycle, 2014: 75Motorcycle, 2015: 78Motorcycle, 2016: 82Motorcycle, 2017: 69Motorcycle, 2018: 72Motorcycle, 2019: 62Motorcycle, 2020: 62Motorcycle, 2021: 72Motorcycle, 2022: 65Motorcycle, 2023: 79Motorcycle, 2024: 80
  • Pedestrian
  • Bicycle
  • Motorcycle

Years shown: 2009–2024.

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Pedestrian, bicycle and motorcycle crashes by year, Oneida County
YearPedestrianBicycleMotorcycle
2009864282
2010834387
2011904690
2012814987
2013653658
2014623775
2015574778
2016714682
2017734069
2018732472
2019622262
2020572462
2021552372
2022472965
2023744479
2024845180

Crashes by month

In 2020, November had the most crashes in Oneida County, with 572. April had the fewest, with 173.

Crashes by month, Oneida CountyIn 2020, November had the most crashes in Oneida County, with 572. April had the fewest, with 173.0200400600800January: 465465JanFebruary: 421421FebMarch: 326326MarApril: 173173AprMay: 248248MayJune: 337337JunJuly: 322322JulAugust: 295295AugSeptember: 367367SepOctober: 556556OctNovember: 572572NovDecember: 570570DecCrashes by month, Oneida CountyIn 2020, November had the most crashes in Oneida County, with 572. April had the fewest, with 173.JanuaryJanuary: 465 (10%)465 (10%)FebruaryFebruary: 421 (9%)421 (9%)MarchMarch: 326 (7%)326 (7%)AprilApril: 173 (4%)173 (4%)MayMay: 248 (5%)248 (5%)JuneJune: 337 (7%)337 (7%)JulyJuly: 322 (7%)322 (7%)AugustAugust: 295 (6%)295 (6%)SeptemberSeptember: 367 (8%)367 (8%)OctoberOctober: 556 (12%)556 (12%)NovemberNovember: 572 (12%)572 (12%)DecemberDecember: 570 (12%)570 (12%)

Data year: 2020.

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Crashes by month, Oneida County
MonthCountShare
January46510%
February4219%
March3267%
April1734%
May2485%
June3377%
July3227%
August2956%
September3678%
October55612%
November57212%
December57012%
Total4,652100%

Crashes by day of the week

In 2017, Friday had the most crashes in Oneida County, with 703. Sunday had the fewest, with 511.

Crashes by day of the week, Oneida CountyIn 2017, Friday had the most crashes in Oneida County, with 703. Sunday had the fewest, with 511.0200400600800Sunday: 511511SundayMonday: 580580MondayTuesday: 661661TuesdayWednesday: 633633WednesdayThursday: 650650ThursdayFriday: 703703FridaySaturday: 599599SaturdayCrashes by day of the week, Oneida CountyIn 2017, Friday had the most crashes in Oneida County, with 703. Sunday had the fewest, with 511.0200400600800Sunday: 511511SunMonday: 580580MonTuesday: 661661TueWednesday: 633633WedThursday: 650650ThuFriday: 703703FriSaturday: 599599Sat

Data year: 2017.

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Crashes by day of the week, Oneida County
DayCountShare
Sunday51112%
Monday58013%
Tuesday66115%
Wednesday63315%
Thursday65015%
Friday70316%
Saturday59914%
Total4,337100%

Drivers in crashes by age group

In 2020, the largest age group among drivers in Oneida County crashes was Male. That group made up 56% of drivers.

Drivers in crashes by age group, Oneida CountyIn 2020, the largest age group among drivers in Oneida County crashes was Male. That group made up 56% of drivers.MaleMale: 3,676 (56%)3,676 (56%)FemaleFemale: 2,649 (41%)2,649 (41%)Unknown GenderUnknown Gender: 192 (3%)192 (3%)Drivers in crashes by age group, Oneida CountyIn 2020, the largest age group among drivers in Oneida County crashes was Male. That group made up 56% of drivers.MaleMale: 3,676 (56%)3,676 (56%)FemaleFemale: 2,649 (41%)2,649 (41%)Unknown GenderUnknown Gender: 192 (3%)192 (3%)

Data year: 2020.

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Drivers in crashes by age group, Oneida County
Age groupCountShare
Male3,67656%
Female2,64941%
Unknown Gender1923%
Total6,517100%

Drivers in crashes by gender

In 2017, male drivers made up 55% of drivers in Oneida County crashes. Next were female drivers, at 43%.

Drivers in crashes by gender, Oneida CountyIn 2017, male drivers made up 55% of drivers in Oneida County crashes. Next were female drivers, at 43%.MaleMale: 3,483 (55%)3,483 (55%)FemaleFemale: 2,698 (43%)2,698 (43%)Unknown GenderUnknown Gender: 115 (2%)115 (2%)Drivers in crashes by gender, Oneida CountyIn 2017, male drivers made up 55% of drivers in Oneida County crashes. Next were female drivers, at 43%.MaleMale: 3,483 (55%)3,483 (55%)FemaleFemale: 2,698 (43%)2,698 (43%)Unknown GenderUnknown Gender: 115 (2%)115 (2%)

Data year: 2017.

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Drivers in crashes by gender, Oneida County
GenderCountShare
Male3,48355%
Female2,69843%
Unknown Gender1152%
Total6,296100%

Human factors reported in crashes

In 2017, the most often reported human factor in Oneida County crashes was “Driver Inattention/Distraction.” It was reported 703 times.

Human factors reported in crashes, Oneida CountyIn 2017, the most often reported human factor in Oneida County crashes was “Driver Inattention/Distraction.” It was reported 703 times.Driver Inattention/DistractionDriver Inattention/Distraction: 703 (17%)703 (17%)Unsafe SpeedUnsafe Speed: 640 (16%)640 (16%)Failure to Yield Right-of-WayFailure to Yield Right-of-Way: 592 (14%)592 (14%)Following Too CloselyFollowing Too Closely: 561 (14%)561 (14%)Passing/Lane Changing/Improper UsePassing/Lane Changing/Improper Use: 397 (10%)397 (10%)Traffic Control Device DisregardedTraffic Control Device Disregarded: 206 (5%)206 (5%)Failure to Keep RightFailure to Keep Right: 202 (5%)202 (5%)Backing UnsafelyBacking Unsafely: 152 (4%)152 (4%)Alcohol InvolvementAlcohol Involvement: 129 (3%)129 (3%)Turning ImproperlyTurning Improperly: 111 (3%)111 (3%)All othersAll others: 390 (10%)390 (10%)Human factors reported in crashes, Oneida CountyIn 2017, the most often reported human factor in Oneida County crashes was “Driver Inattention/Distraction.” It was reported 703 times.Driver Inattention/DistractionDriver Inattention/Distraction: 703 (17%)703 (17%)Unsafe SpeedUnsafe Speed: 640 (16%)640 (16%)Failure to Yield Right-of-WayFailure to Yield Right-of-Way: 592 (14%)592 (14%)Following Too CloselyFollowing Too Closely: 561 (14%)561 (14%)Passing/Lane Changing/Improper UsePassing/Lane Changing/Improper Use: 397 (10%)397 (10%)Traffic Control Device DisregardedTraffic Control Device Disregarded: 206 (5%)206 (5%)Failure to Keep RightFailure to Keep Right: 202 (5%)202 (5%)Backing UnsafelyBacking Unsafely: 152 (4%)152 (4%)Alcohol InvolvementAlcohol Involvement: 129 (3%)129 (3%)Turning ImproperlyTurning Improperly: 111 (3%)111 (3%)All othersAll others: 390 (10%)390 (10%)

Data year: 2017.

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Human factors reported in crashes, Oneida County
FactorCountShare
Driver Inattention/Distraction70317%
Unsafe Speed64016%
Failure to Yield Right-of-Way59214%
Following Too Closely56114%
Passing/Lane Changing/Improper Use39710%
Traffic Control Device Disregarded2065%
Failure to Keep Right2025%
Backing Unsafely1524%
Alcohol Involvement1293%
Turning Improperly1113%
All others39010%
Total4,083100%

Vehicle factors reported in crashes

In 2017, the most often reported vehicle factor in Oneida County crashes was “Other Vehicular.” It was reported 47 times.

Vehicle factors reported in crashes, Oneida CountyIn 2017, the most often reported vehicle factor in Oneida County crashes was “Other Vehicular.” It was reported 47 times.Other VehicularOther Vehicular: 47 (33%)47 (33%)Tire Failure/InadequateTire Failure/Inadequate: 41 (29%)41 (29%)Brakes DefectiveBrakes Defective: 22 (15%)22 (15%)Steering FailureSteering Failure: 13 (9%)13 (9%)Oversized VehicleOversized Vehicle: 10 (7%)10 (7%)Accelerator DefectiveAccelerator Defective: 3 (2%)3 (2%)Driverless/Runaway VehicleDriverless/Runaway Vehicle: 2 (1%)2 (1%)Headlights DefectiveHeadlights Defective: 2 (1%)2 (1%)Other Lighting DefectsOther Lighting Defects: 1 (less than 1%)1 (less than 1%)Tinted WindowsTinted Windows: 1 (less than 1%)1 (less than 1%)All othersAll others: 1 (less than 1%)1 (less than 1%)Vehicle factors reported in crashes, Oneida CountyIn 2017, the most often reported vehicle factor in Oneida County crashes was “Other Vehicular.” It was reported 47 times.Other VehicularOther Vehicular: 47 (33%)47 (33%)Tire Failure/InadequateTire Failure/Inadequate: 41 (29%)41 (29%)Brakes DefectiveBrakes Defective: 22 (15%)22 (15%)Steering FailureSteering Failure: 13 (9%)13 (9%)Oversized VehicleOversized Vehicle: 10 (7%)10 (7%)Accelerator DefectiveAccelerator Defective: 3 (2%)3 (2%)Driverless/Runaway VehicleDriverless/Runaway Vehicle: 2 (1%)2 (1%)Headlights DefectiveHeadlights Defective: 2 (1%)2 (1%)Other Lighting DefectsOther Lighting Defects: 1 (less than 1%)1 (less than 1%)Tinted WindowsTinted Windows: 1 (less than 1%)1 (less than 1%)All othersAll others: 1 (less than 1%)1 (less than 1%)

Data year: 2017.

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Vehicle factors reported in crashes, Oneida County
FactorCountShare
Other Vehicular4733%
Tire Failure/Inadequate4129%
Brakes Defective2215%
Steering Failure139%
Oversized Vehicle107%
Accelerator Defective32%
Driverless/Runaway Vehicle21%
Headlights Defective21%
Other Lighting Defects1less than 1%
Tinted Windows1less than 1%
All others1less than 1%
Total143100%

Environmental factors reported in crashes

In 2017, the most often reported environmental factor in Oneida County crashes was “Animal's Action.” It was reported 933 times.

Environmental factors reported in crashes, Oneida CountyIn 2017, the most often reported environmental factor in Oneida County crashes was “Animal's Action.” It was reported 933 times.Animal's ActionAnimal's Action: 933 (62%)933 (62%)Pavement SlipperyPavement Slippery: 420 (28%)420 (28%)View Obstructed/LimitedView Obstructed/Limited: 76 (5%)76 (5%)Obstruction/DebrisObstruction/Debris: 41 (3%)41 (3%)GlareGlare: 29 (2%)29 (2%)Pavement DefectivePavement Defective: 9 (less than 1%)9 (less than 1%)Lane Marking Improper/InadequateLane Marking Improper/Inadequate: 4 (less than 1%)4 (less than 1%)Traffic Control Device Improper/N…Traffic Control Device Improper/Non-Working: 2 (less than 1%)2 (less than 1%)Environmental factors reported in crashes, Oneida CountyIn 2017, the most often reported environmental factor in Oneida County crashes was “Animal's Action.” It was reported 933 times.Animal's ActionAnimal's Action: 933 (62%)933 (62%)Pavement SlipperyPavement Slippery: 420 (28%)420 (28%)View Obstructed/LimitedView Obstructed/Limited: 76 (5%)76 (5%)Obstruction/DebrisObstruction/Debris: 41 (3%)41 (3%)GlareGlare: 29 (2%)29 (2%)Pavement DefectivePavement Defective: 9 (less than 1%)9 (less than 1%)Lane Marking Improper/InadequateLane Marking Improper/Inadequate: 4 (less than 1%)4 (less than 1%)Traffic Control Device Improper/Non-Wor…Traffic Control Device Improper/Non-Working: 2 (less than 1%)2 (less than 1%)

Data year: 2017.

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Environmental factors reported in crashes, Oneida County
FactorCountShare
Animal's Action93362%
Pavement Slippery42028%
View Obstructed/Limited765%
Obstruction/Debris413%
Glare292%
Pavement Defective9less than 1%
Lane Marking Improper/Inadequate4less than 1%
Traffic Control Device Improper/Non-Working2less than 1%
Total1,514100%

Human factors reported in crashes by year

From 2009 to 2024, the most often reported factor in Oneida County crashes was “Alcohol Involvement.” It was reported 1,878 times. Next was “Drugs (Illegal),” with 146.

Human factors reported in crashes by year, Oneida CountyFrom 2009 to 2024, the most often reported factor in Oneida County crashes was “Alcohol Involvement.” It was reported 1,878 times. Next was “Drugs (Illegal),” with 146.0501001502002009201120132015201720212024Alcohol Involvement, 2009: 175Alcohol Involvement, 2010: 154Alcohol Involvement, 2011: 141Alcohol Involvement, 2012: 165Alcohol Involvement, 2013: 139Alcohol Involvement, 2014: 150Alcohol Involvement, 2015: 111Alcohol Involvement, 2016: 120Alcohol Involvement, 2017: 129Alcohol Involvement, 2018: 95Alcohol Involvement, 2021: 111Alcohol Involvement, 2022: 119Alcohol Involvement, 2023: 143Alcohol Involvement, 2024: 126Drugs (Illegal), 2009: 2Drugs (Illegal), 2010: 8Drugs (Illegal), 2011: 7Drugs (Illegal), 2012: 9Drugs (Illegal), 2013: 8Drugs (Illegal), 2014: 13Drugs (Illegal), 2015: 8Drugs (Illegal), 2016: 8Drugs (Illegal), 2017: 12Drugs (Illegal), 2018: 10Drugs (Illegal), 2021: 22Drugs (Illegal), 2022: 7Drugs (Illegal), 2023: 13Drugs (Illegal), 2024: 19Human factors reported in crashes by year, Oneida CountyFrom 2009 to 2024, the most often reported factor in Oneida County crashes was “Alcohol Involvement.” It was reported 1,878 times. Next was “Drugs (Illegal),” with 146.05010015020020092012201520182024Alcohol Involvement, 2009: 175Alcohol Involvement, 2010: 154Alcohol Involvement, 2011: 141Alcohol Involvement, 2012: 165Alcohol Involvement, 2013: 139Alcohol Involvement, 2014: 150Alcohol Involvement, 2015: 111Alcohol Involvement, 2016: 120Alcohol Involvement, 2017: 129Alcohol Involvement, 2018: 95Alcohol Involvement, 2021: 111Alcohol Involvement, 2022: 119Alcohol Involvement, 2023: 143Alcohol Involvement, 2024: 126Drugs (Illegal), 2009: 2Drugs (Illegal), 2010: 8Drugs (Illegal), 2011: 7Drugs (Illegal), 2012: 9Drugs (Illegal), 2013: 8Drugs (Illegal), 2014: 13Drugs (Illegal), 2015: 8Drugs (Illegal), 2016: 8Drugs (Illegal), 2017: 12Drugs (Illegal), 2018: 10Drugs (Illegal), 2021: 22Drugs (Illegal), 2022: 7Drugs (Illegal), 2023: 13Drugs (Illegal), 2024: 19
  • Alcohol Involvement
  • Drugs (Illegal)

Years shown: 2009–2024.

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Human factors reported in crashes by year, Oneida County
YearAlcohol InvolvementDrugs (Illegal)
20091752
20101548
20111417
20121659
20131398
201415013
20151118
20161208
201712912
20189510
202111122
20221197
202314313
202412619

Human factors reported in crashes by year, continued

From 2009 to 2024, the most often reported factor in Oneida County crashes was “Driver Inattention/Distraction.” It was reported 13,567 times. Next was “Unsafe Speed,” with 11,462.

Human factors reported in crashes by year, continued, Oneida CountyFrom 2009 to 2024, the most often reported factor in Oneida County crashes was “Driver Inattention/Distraction.” It was reported 13,567 times. Next was “Unsafe Speed,” with 11,462.05001k1.5k2k20092011201320152017201920212024Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2009: 795Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2010: 772Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2011: 771Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2012: 728Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2013: 718Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2014: 724Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2015: 748Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2016: 742Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2017: 703Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2018: 768Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2019: 767Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2020: 744Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2021: 1,238Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2022: 1,229Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2023: 1,091Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2024: 1,029Unsafe Speed, 2009: 745Unsafe Speed, 2010: 662Unsafe Speed, 2011: 698Unsafe Speed, 2012: 707Unsafe Speed, 2013: 833Unsafe Speed, 2014: 747Unsafe Speed, 2015: 562Unsafe Speed, 2016: 689Unsafe Speed, 2017: 640Unsafe Speed, 2018: 806Unsafe Speed, 2019: 803Unsafe Speed, 2020: 607Unsafe Speed, 2021: 732Unsafe Speed, 2022: 787Unsafe Speed, 2023: 720Unsafe Speed, 2024: 724Human factors reported in crashes by year, continued, Oneida CountyFrom 2009 to 2024, the most often reported factor in Oneida County crashes was “Driver Inattention/Distraction.” It was reported 13,567 times. Next was “Unsafe Speed,” with 11,462.05001k1.5k2k20092013201720212024Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2009: 795Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2010: 772Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2011: 771Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2012: 728Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2013: 718Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2014: 724Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2015: 748Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2016: 742Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2017: 703Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2018: 768Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2019: 767Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2020: 744Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2021: 1,238Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2022: 1,229Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2023: 1,091Driver Inattention/Distraction, 2024: 1,029Unsafe Speed, 2009: 745Unsafe Speed, 2010: 662Unsafe Speed, 2011: 698Unsafe Speed, 2012: 707Unsafe Speed, 2013: 833Unsafe Speed, 2014: 747Unsafe Speed, 2015: 562Unsafe Speed, 2016: 689Unsafe Speed, 2017: 640Unsafe Speed, 2018: 806Unsafe Speed, 2019: 803Unsafe Speed, 2020: 607Unsafe Speed, 2021: 732Unsafe Speed, 2022: 787Unsafe Speed, 2023: 720Unsafe Speed, 2024: 724
  • Driver Inattention/Distraction
  • Unsafe Speed

Years shown: 2009–2024.

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Human factors reported in crashes by year, continued, Oneida County
YearDriver Inattention/DistractionUnsafe Speed
2009795745
2010772662
2011771698
2012728707
2013718833
2014724747
2015748562
2016742689
2017703640
2018768806
2019767803
2020744607
20211,238732
20221,229787
20231,091720
20241,029724

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