Monthly Preliminary Motor-Vehicle Fatality Estimates – February 2021 Typically, motor-vehicle deaths display a distinct, seasonal...

The National Safety Council (NSC) analysis of Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) data finds that the back was the body part most frequently...

Occupational profiles provide data on the characteristics of injured and ill workers and the injuries and illnesses that affected them by...

Monthly Preliminary Motor-Vehicle Fatality Estimates – February 2021 February motor-vehicle deaths down 4% from last year Because...

When exploring work-related injury and fatality trends, the question “What is the most dangerous industry?” often comes up. Because...

The age demographics of employed workers has shifted since 2011, with the U.S. population growing older. Compared to 2011, the proportion...

COVID-19 cases and death trends have changed dramatically over the last year. During most of 2020, cases of COVID-19 were increasing...

The majority of people killed in motor-vehicle crashes are between 15- and 64-years-old. Over the last 10 years death rates per 100,000...

Over the last 10 years, motor-vehicle deaths have increased 11%. However, during this same time, pedestrian deaths have increased 40% and...

Although motor-vehicle-related deaths occur more often in collisions between motor vehicles than any other type of incident, crashes of...