Take a Delaware Defensive Driving Course

Take a Delaware Defensive Driving Course to earn an insurance discount and to fulfill court/dmv requirements. The course is approved by the Delaware DMV.

Written by DriveSafeToday Updated March 12, 2021
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Delaware Defensive Driving Course

Defensive driving is designed to help keep you and your family safer on the road, but far too many people don’t know how it works or how to learn about it. That’s where we can help. We can provide you with a defensive driving course that teaches you how to be safer on the road, every time you get behind the wheel. And that’s going to make a huge difference in the safety of everyone around you. You just need to know where to find a Delaware Defensive Driving Course. That’s where we come in.

 

What is Defensive Driving?

Defensive driving is being fully aware of what’s happening around you when you’re driving. It means watching what everyone else is doing and being ready to act at any moment. Instead of trusting other drivers to do what they’re supposed to do, defensive driving is about expecting the unexpected and always being ready to avoid a potential problem, even if it’s not your fault. It can be a daunting task, but it’s one that’s extremely important to staying safer on the road. 

 

Why Take a Defensive Driving Course?

You may be wondering just why one of these courses is so important and why you should be taking one for yourself. Well, there are a few important reasons to consider.

  • Cut your car insurance costs
  • Cut points from your driver’s license
  • Improve your driving safety

 

Cut Your Car Insurance Costs

Many insurance companies will reward you for taking a Delaware defensive driving course because they know it makes you a better driver. You’re less likely to get into a car accident if you’ve taken this type of course because you know what you’re doing and you can react to situations a whole lot faster and easier. That means you’re going to save them a whole lot of money in the long run. And they’re willing to pass at least part of those savings down to you.

 

Cut Points From Your Driver’s License

If you have points on your license you may be able to get at least some of them removed by taking a defensive driving course. That’s because your local government also realizes that you’re a much safer driver once you’ve taken a course. They may reward you by removing up to three points on your license just for taking a little bit of time to go through the course.

 

Improve Your Driving Safety

You want to be safe when you get behind the wheel and you want your family to be safe too. By taking this type of course you’re going to improve your overall safety and you’re going to keep other people safer too, including the other people in your vehicle and other people on the road. It’s going to be better all-around for those involved.

 

All About the Delaware Defensive Driving Course

When it comes to taking a defensive driving course in Delaware you’ll actually have a few different options. That’s because we offer three different classes that can give you benefits for your overall driving style, your insurance costs and your driving record. You just need to take a look at the different ones available and decide which one will provide everything you’re looking for.

 

Basic Driving Course

The basic defensive driving course is a six hour online program that’s approved by the Delaware DMV and the Department of Insurance. You’ll get to take the course entirely online and at your own pace and schedule, which makes it easier for anyone to get through. You’ll also be eligible for up to 10% off your car insurance for three years and up to three points off your driver’s license for those with at least eight points currently. Not to mention you get to take the test until you pass. 

You could be eligible if you have never taken a defensive driving course or if you haven’t taken one in five years. 

 

Advanced Driving Course

The advanced defensive driving course is a three hour online program also approved by the Delaware DMV and the Department of Insurance. For this course you’ll have an entirely online system that you can follow along with at your own schedule. Once you’re finished we notify the DMV and you could end up with up to 15% off your car insurance for up to three years and up to three points removed for your driver’s license for those with at least eight points currently. On top of that, this is another course where you can take the final exam until you pass.

If you have taken the basic course or a refresher course already you could be eligible to complete this course. 

 

Aggressive Driving Course

If you’re looking to really improve your driving skills as a result of a situation with the DMV you can take the aggressive driving course. This program is approved by the Delaware DMV and is an eight hour intensive course that takes place entirely online. You get to follow along at your own pace and on your own schedule. Known also as an Attitudinal Driving Program Course, this one is designed to fulfill the DMV requirement. You’ll get a free certificate download immediately after you complete the exam (which you can retake as many times as you need to) and we notify the DMV for you. 

 

Getting Started

You can reap a whole lot of benefits from taking any of these three driving courses and that’s definitely going to be worth the time and effort that you have to put into the process. You could see improvements to your driving record and your car insurance and you’re going to have the benefit of improving your safety on the road. Make sure that you’re looking into the different options available for the Delaware defensive driving course and that you choose the one that’s going to give you the best benefits and skills.

Click on the Get Started button to sign up for any of these classes today. 

Persons Killed, By STATE And Highest Driver Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) In Crash - State : Delaware, Year : 2018


BAC = Blood Alcohol Concentration Of The Driver
State BAC .00 BAC .01-.07 BAC .08+ BAC .01+ Total Drivers Involved In Fatal Crashes
State Total Drivers Involved In Fatal Crashes
BAC .00 BAC .01-.07 BAC .08+ BAC .01+
Alabama 654 (69 %) 49 (5 %) 246 (26 %) >295 (31 %) 953 (100 %)
Alaska 44 (55 %) 7 (9 %) 29 (36 %) >36 (45 %) 80 (100 %)
Arizona 655 (65 %) 50 (5 %) 285 (28 %) >334 (33 %) 1,010 (100 %)
Arkansas 343 (66 %) 38 (7 %) 134 (26 %) >172 (33 %) 516 (100 %)
California 2,322 (65 %) 166 (5 %) 1,069 (30 %) >1,235 (35 %) 3,563 (100 %)
Colorado 411 (65 %) 31 (5 %) 188 (30 %) >219 (35 %) 632 (100 %)
Connecticut 162 (55 %) 17 (6 %) 115 (39 %) >132 (45 %) 294 (100 %)
Delaware 76 (68 %) 8 (7 %) 28 (25 %) >35 (32 %) 111 (100 %)
District of Columbia 21 (66 %) 2 (5 %) 9 (29 %) >11 (34 %) 31 (100 %)
Florida 2,175 (69 %) 135 (4 %) 814 (26 %) >950 (30 %) 3,133 (100 %)
Georgia 1,054 (70 %) 72 (5 %) 375 (25 %) >447 (30 %) 1,504 (100 %)
Hawaii 71 (61 %) 10 (9 %) 35 (30 %) >45 (38 %) 117 (100 %)
Idaho 165 (72 %) 8 (4 %) 58 (25 %) >66 (28 %) 231 (100 %)
Illinois 653 (63 %) 66 (6 %) 309 (30 %) >375 (36 %) 1,031 (100 %)
Indiana 587 (68 %) 39 (5 %) 227 (26 %) >266 (31 %) 858 (100 %)
Iowa 218 (68 %) 13 (4 %) 85 (27 %) >98 (31 %) 318 (100 %)
Kansas 306 (76 %) 9 (2 %) 88 (22 %) >96 (24 %) 404 (100 %)
Kentucky 552 (76 %) 31 (4 %) 137 (19 %) >169 (23 %) 724 (100 %)
Louisiana 516 (67 %) 35 (5 %) 216 (28 %) >251 (33 %) 768 (100 %)
Maine 88 (64 %) 8 (6 %) 42 (30 %) >49 (36 %) 137 (100 %)
Maryland 346 (69 %) 32 (6 %) 122 (24 %) >154 (31 %) 501 (100 %)
Massachusetts 214 (59 %) 24 (7 %) 120 (33 %) >145 (40 %) 360 (100 %)
Michigan 649 (67 %) 56 (6 %) 267 (27 %) >323 (33 %) 974 (100 %)
Minnesota 251 (66 %) 20 (5 %) 105 (28 %) >126 (33 %) 381 (100 %)
Mississippi 466 (70 %) 35 (5 %) 163 (25 %) >198 (30 %) 664 (100 %)
Missouri 639 (69 %) 39 (4 %) 240 (26 %) >279 (30 %) 921 (100 %)
Montana 95 (52 %) 8 (4 %) 79 (43 %) >87 (48 %) 182 (100 %)
Nebraska 152 (66 %) 12 (5 %) 66 (29 %) >78 (34 %) 230 (100 %)
Nevada 220 (67 %) 22 (7 %) 87 (26 %) >110 (33 %) 330 (100 %)
New Hampshire 92 (63 %) 7 (5 %) 48 (33 %) >55 (37 %) 147 (100 %)
New Jersey 404 (72 %) 35 (6 %) 125 (22 %) >159 (28 %) 564 (100 %)
New Mexico 251 (64 %) 30 (8 %) 108 (28 %) >138 (35 %) 391 (100 %)
New York 580 (61 %) 53 (6 %) 307 (33 %) >361 (38 %) 943 (100 %)
North Carolina 952 (66 %) 61 (4 %) 421 (29 %) >482 (34 %) 1,437 (100 %)
North Dakota 72 (68 %) 4 (4 %) 29 (27 %) >33 (32 %) 105 (100 %)
Ohio 724 (68 %) 45 (4 %) 294 (28 %) >340 (32 %) 1,068 (100 %)
Oklahoma 477 (73 %) 33 (5 %) 145 (22 %) >179 (27 %) 655 (100 %)
Oregon 321 (63 %) 31 (6 %) 153 (30 %) >184 (36 %) 506 (100 %)
Pennsylvania 801 (67 %) 53 (4 %) 334 (28 %) >387 (33 %) 1,190 (100 %)
Rhode Island 34 (57 %) 5 (8 %) 20 (34 %) >25 (43 %) 59 (100 %)
South Carolina 702 (68 %) 44 (4 %) 291 (28 %) >335 (32 %) 1,037 (100 %)
South Dakota 80 (62 %) 5 (4 %) 45 (35 %) >50 (38 %) 130 (100 %)
Tennessee 752 (72 %) 46 (4 %) 243 (23 %) >289 (28 %) 1,041 (100 %)
Texas 1,965 (54 %) 235 (6 %) 1,439 (40 %) >1,673 (46 %) 3,642 (100 %)
Utah 190 (73 %) 9 (3 %) 61 (23 %) >70 (27 %) 260 (100 %)
Vermont 45 (66 %) 8 (12 %) 15 (23 %) >23 (34 %) 68 (100 %)
Virginia 534 (65 %) 45 (6 %) 240 (29 %) >285 (35 %) 820 (100 %)
Washington 351 (64 %) 30 (5 %) 166 (30 %) >195 (36 %) 546 (100 %)
West Virginia 223 (76 %) 14 (5 %) 57 (19 %) >71 (24 %) 294 (100 %)
Wisconsin 353 (60 %) 36 (6 %) 199 (34 %) >235 (40 %) 588 (100 %)
Wyoming 72 (64 %) 6 (5 %) 34 (30 %) >40 (36 %) 111 (100 %)
USA 24,075 (66 %) 1,878 (5 %) 10,511 (29 %) >12,389 (34 %) 36,560 (100 %)
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Alabama 654 (69 %)
49 (5 %) 246 (26 %) >295 (31 %) 953 (100 %)
Alaska 44 (55 %)
7 (9 %) 29 (36 %) >36 (45 %) 80 (100 %)
Arizona 655 (65 %)
50 (5 %) 285 (28 %) >334 (33 %) 1,010 (100 %)
Arkansas 343 (66 %)
38 (7 %) 134 (26 %) >172 (33 %) 516 (100 %)
California 2,322 (65 %)
166 (5 %) 1,069 (30 %) >1,235 (35 %) 3,563 (100 %)
Colorado 411 (65 %)
31 (5 %) 188 (30 %) >219 (35 %) 632 (100 %)
Connecticut 162 (55 %)
17 (6 %) 115 (39 %) >132 (45 %) 294 (100 %)
Delaware 76 (68 %)
8 (7 %) 28 (25 %) >35 (32 %) 111 (100 %)
District of Columbia 21 (66 %)
2 (5 %) 9 (29 %) >11 (34 %) 31 (100 %)
Florida 2,175 (69 %)
135 (4 %) 814 (26 %) >950 (30 %) 3,133 (100 %)
Georgia 1,054 (70 %)
72 (5 %) 375 (25 %) >447 (30 %) 1,504 (100 %)
Hawaii 71 (61 %)
10 (9 %) 35 (30 %) >45 (38 %) 117 (100 %)
Idaho 165 (72 %)
8 (4 %) 58 (25 %) >66 (28 %) 231 (100 %)
Illinois 653 (63 %)
66 (6 %) 309 (30 %) >375 (36 %) 1,031 (100 %)
Indiana 587 (68 %)
39 (5 %) 227 (26 %) >266 (31 %) 858 (100 %)
Iowa 218 (68 %)
13 (4 %) 85 (27 %) >98 (31 %) 318 (100 %)
Kansas 306 (76 %)
9 (2 %) 88 (22 %) >96 (24 %) 404 (100 %)
Kentucky 552 (76 %)
31 (4 %) 137 (19 %) >169 (23 %) 724 (100 %)
Louisiana 516 (67 %)
35 (5 %) 216 (28 %) >251 (33 %) 768 (100 %)
Maine 88 (64 %)
8 (6 %) 42 (30 %) >49 (36 %) 137 (100 %)
Maryland 346 (69 %)
32 (6 %) 122 (24 %) >154 (31 %) 501 (100 %)
Massachusetts 214 (59 %)
24 (7 %) 120 (33 %) >145 (40 %) 360 (100 %)
Michigan 649 (67 %)
56 (6 %) 267 (27 %) >323 (33 %) 974 (100 %)
Minnesota 251 (66 %)
20 (5 %) 105 (28 %) >126 (33 %) 381 (100 %)
Mississippi 466 (70 %)
35 (5 %) 163 (25 %) >198 (30 %) 664 (100 %)
Missouri 639 (69 %)
39 (4 %) 240 (26 %) >279 (30 %) 921 (100 %)
Montana 95 (52 %)
8 (4 %) 79 (43 %) >87 (48 %) 182 (100 %)
Nebraska 152 (66 %)
12 (5 %) 66 (29 %) >78 (34 %) 230 (100 %)
Nevada 220 (67 %)
22 (7 %) 87 (26 %) >110 (33 %) 330 (100 %)
New Hampshire 92 (63 %)
7 (5 %) 48 (33 %) >55 (37 %) 147 (100 %)
New Jersey 404 (72 %)
35 (6 %) 125 (22 %) >159 (28 %) 564 (100 %)
New Mexico 251 (64 %)
30 (8 %) 108 (28 %) >138 (35 %) 391 (100 %)
New York 580 (61 %)
53 (6 %) 307 (33 %) >361 (38 %) 943 (100 %)
North Carolina 952 (66 %)
61 (4 %) 421 (29 %) >482 (34 %) 1,437 (100 %)
North Dakota 72 (68 %)
4 (4 %) 29 (27 %) >33 (32 %) 105 (100 %)
Ohio 724 (68 %)
45 (4 %) 294 (28 %) >340 (32 %) 1,068 (100 %)
Oklahoma 477 (73 %)
33 (5 %) 145 (22 %) >179 (27 %) 655 (100 %)
Oregon 321 (63 %)
31 (6 %) 153 (30 %) >184 (36 %) 506 (100 %)
Pennsylvania 801 (67 %)
53 (4 %) 334 (28 %) >387 (33 %) 1,190 (100 %)
Rhode Island 34 (57 %)
5 (8 %) 20 (34 %) >25 (43 %) 59 (100 %)
South Carolina 702 (68 %)
44 (4 %) 291 (28 %) >335 (32 %) 1,037 (100 %)
South Dakota 80 (62 %)
5 (4 %) 45 (35 %) >50 (38 %) 130 (100 %)
Tennessee 752 (72 %)
46 (4 %) 243 (23 %) >289 (28 %) 1,041 (100 %)
Texas 1,965 (54 %)
235 (6 %) 1,439 (40 %) >1,673 (46 %) 3,642 (100 %)
Utah 190 (73 %)
9 (3 %) 61 (23 %) >70 (27 %) 260 (100 %)
Vermont 45 (66 %)
8 (12 %) 15 (23 %) >23 (34 %) 68 (100 %)
Virginia 534 (65 %)
45 (6 %) 240 (29 %) >285 (35 %) 820 (100 %)
Washington 351 (64 %)
30 (5 %) 166 (30 %) >195 (36 %) 546 (100 %)
West Virginia 223 (76 %)
14 (5 %) 57 (19 %) >71 (24 %) 294 (100 %)
Wisconsin 353 (60 %)
36 (6 %) 199 (34 %) >235 (40 %) 588 (100 %)
Wyoming 72 (64 %)
6 (5 %) 34 (30 %) >40 (36 %) 111 (100 %)
USA 24,075 (66 %)
1,878 (5 %) 10,511 (29 %) >12,389 (34 %) 36,560 (100 %)
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NHTSA Estimates Alcohol Involvement When Alcohol Test Results Are Unknown. Total Includes Fatalities In Crashes In Which There Was No Driver Or Motorcycle Rider Present.

Persons Killed, by COUNTY and Highest Driver Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) in Crash - State : Delaware, Year : 2018


Highest Driver Blood Alcohol Concentration in Crash
County BAC .00 BAC .01-.07 BAC .08+ BAC .01+ Total Drivers Involved In Fatal Crashes
County Total Drivers Involved In Fatal Crashes
BAC .00 BAC .01-.07 BAC .08+ BAC .01+
Blank NA (NA %) NA (NA %) NA (NA %) NA (NA %) NA (NA %)
NOT APPLICABLE (000) NA (NA %) NA (NA %) NA (NA %) NA (NA %) NA (NA %)
KENT (1) 16 (65 %) 2 (7 %) 7 (28 %) 8 (35 %) 24 (100 %)
NEW CASTLE (3) 35 (65 %) 4 (8 %) 15 (27 %) 19 (35 %) 54 (100 %)
SUSSEX (5) 25 (76 %) 2 (5 %) 6 (19 %) 8 (24 %) 33 (100 %)
OTHER (997) NA (NA %) NA (NA %) NA (NA %) NA (NA %) NA (NA %)
Not Reported NA (NA %) NA (NA %) NA (NA %) NA (NA %) NA (NA %)
UNKNOWN (999) NA (NA %) NA (NA %) NA (NA %) NA (NA %) NA (NA %)
Total 76 (68 %) 8 (7 %) 28 (25 %) 35 (32 %) 111 (100 %)
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Blank NA (NA %)
NA (NA %) NA (NA %) >NA (NA %) NA (NA %)
NOT APPLICABLE (000) NA (NA %)
NA (NA %) NA (NA %) >NA (NA %) NA (NA %)
KENT (1) 16 (65 %)
2 (7 %) 7 (28 %) >8 (35 %) 24 (100 %)
NEW CASTLE (3) 35 (65 %)
4 (8 %) 15 (27 %) >19 (35 %) 54 (100 %)
SUSSEX (5) 25 (76 %)
2 (5 %) 6 (19 %) >8 (24 %) 33 (100 %)
OTHER (997) NA (NA %)
NA (NA %) NA (NA %) >NA (NA %) NA (NA %)
Not Reported NA (NA %)
NA (NA %) NA (NA %) >NA (NA %) NA (NA %)
UNKNOWN (999) NA (NA %)
NA (NA %) NA (NA %) >NA (NA %) NA (NA %)
Total 76 (68 %)
8 (7 %) 28 (25 %) >35 (32 %) 111 (100 %)
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NHTSA estimates alcohol involvement when alcohol test results are unknown. Total includes fatalities in crashes in which there was no driver or motorcycle rider present.

2018 Traffic Fatalities by STATE and Percent Change from 2017 - State : Delaware


State 2018 2017 Percent Change
Alabama 953 948 1
Alaska 80 79 1
Arizona 1,010 998 1
Arkansas 516 525 -2
California 3,563 3,884 -8
Colorado 632 648 -2
Connecticut 294 281 5
Delaware 111 119 -7
District of Columbia 31 31 0
Florida 3,133 3,116 1
Georgia 1,504 1,540 -2
Hawaii 117 107 9
Idaho 231 245 -6
Illinois 1,031 1,090 -5
Indiana 858 916 -6
Iowa 318 330 -4
Kansas 404 461 -12
Kentucky 724 782 -7
Louisiana 768 770 0
Maine 137 173 -21
Maryland 501 558 -10
Massachusetts 360 347 4
Michigan 974 1,031 -6
Minnesota 381 358 6
Mississippi 664 685 -3
Missouri 921 932 -1
Montana 182 186 -2
Nebraska 230 228 1
Nevada 330 311 6
New Hampshire 147 102 44
New Jersey 564 624 -10
New Mexico 391 380 3
New York 943 1,006 -6
North Carolina 1,437 1,412 2
North Dakota 105 116 -9
Ohio 1,068 1,179 -9
Oklahoma 655 657 0
Oregon 506 439 15
Pennsylvania 1,190 1,137 5
Rhode Island 59 84 -30
South Carolina 1,037 989 5
South Dakota 130 129 1
Tennessee 1,041 1,024 2
Texas 3,642 3,732 -2
Utah 260 273 -5
Vermont 68 69 -1
Virginia 820 839 -2
Washington 546 563 -3
West Virginia 294 304 -3
Wisconsin 588 613 -4
Wyoming 111 123 -10
USA 36,560 37,473 -2
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2018 Traffic Fatalities by COUNTY and Percent Change from 2017 - State : Delaware


County 2018 2017 Percent Change
Blank 0 0 0
NOT APPLICABLE (000) 0 0 0
KENT (1) 24 21 14
NEW CASTLE (3) 54 59 -8
SUSSEX (5) 33 39 -15
OTHER (997) 0 0 0
Not Reported 0 0 0
UNKNOWN (999) 0 0 0
Total 111 119 -7
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2018 Ranking of STATE Pedestrian Fatality Rates - State : Delaware


Rank State Pedestrians Killed Population(Thousands) PFR
Rank State
Pedestrians Killed Population (Thousands) PFR
1 New Mexico 83 2,095 3.96
2 Louisiana 164 4,660 3.52
3 Florida 704 21,299 3.31
4 Arizona 237 7,172 3.30
5 South Carolina 165 5,084 3.25
6 Hawaii 42 1,420 2.96
7 Mississippi 88 2,987 2.95
8 Nevada 79 3,034 2.60
9 Georgia 261 10,519 2.48
10 Delaware 23 967 2.38
11 California 893 39,557 2.26
12 Alabama 107 4,888 2.19
13 North Carolina 225 10,384 2.17
14 Texas 612 28,702 2.13
15 Maryland 128 6,043 2.12
16 Arkansas 62 3,014 2.06
17 Tennessee 136 6,770 2.01
18 New Jersey 173 8,909 1.94
19 Oregon 80 4,191 1.91
20 Alaska 14 737 1.90
21 Indiana 114 6,692 1.70
22 Connecticut 60 3,573 1.68
23 Kentucky 73 4,468 1.63
24 District of Columbia 11 702 1.57
25 Colorado 89 5,696 1.56
26 Missouri 95 6,126 1.55
27 Pennsylvania 197 12,807 1.54
28 Oklahoma 60 3,943 1.52
29 Michigan 142 9,996 1.42
30 Montana 15 1,062 1.41
31 Virginia 118 8,518 1.39
32 Washington 102 7,536 1.35
33 New York 262 19,542 1.34
34 Illinois 165 12,741 1.30
35 Nebraska 24 1,929 1.24
36 West Virginia 22 1,806 1.22
37 Utah 36 3,161 1.14
38 South Dakota 10 882 1.13
39 Massachusetts 78 6,902 1.13
40 Ohio 127 11,689 1.09
41 Wyoming 6 578 1.04
42 Kansas 29 2,912 1.00
43 Idaho 17 1,754 0.97
44 Wisconsin 56 5,814 0.96
45 Vermont 6 626 0.96
46 North Dakota 6 760 0.79
47 Minnesota 42 5,611 0.75
48 Iowa 22 3,156 0.70
49 New Hampshire 9 1,356 0.66
50 Rhode Island 7 1,057 0.66
51 Maine 7 1,338 0.52
USA 6,283 327,167 1.92
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1 New Mexico
83 2,095 3.96
2 Louisiana
164 4,660 3.52
3 Florida
704 21,299 3.31
4 Arizona
237 7,172 3.30
5 South Carolina
165 5,084 3.25
6 Hawaii
42 1,420 2.96
7 Mississippi
88 2,987 2.95
8 Nevada
79 3,034 2.60
9 Georgia
261 10,519 2.48
10 Delaware
23 967 2.38
11 California
893 39,557 2.26
12 Alabama
107 4,888 2.19
13 North Carolina
225 10,384 2.17
14 Texas
612 28,702 2.13
15 Maryland
128 6,043 2.12
16 Arkansas
62 3,014 2.06
17 Tennessee
136 6,770 2.01
18 New Jersey
173 8,909 1.94
19 Oregon
80 4,191 1.91
20 Alaska
14 737 1.90
21 Indiana
114 6,692 1.70
22 Connecticut
60 3,573 1.68
23 Kentucky
73 4,468 1.63
24 District of Columbia
11 702 1.57
25 Colorado
89 5,696 1.56
26 Missouri
95 6,126 1.55
27 Pennsylvania
197 12,807 1.54
28 Oklahoma
60 3,943 1.52
29 Michigan
142 9,996 1.42
30 Montana
15 1,062 1.41
31 Virginia
118 8,518 1.39
32 Washington
102 7,536 1.35
33 New York
262 19,542 1.34
34 Illinois
165 12,741 1.30
35 Nebraska
24 1,929 1.24
36 West Virginia
22 1,806 1.22
37 Utah
36 3,161 1.14
38 South Dakota
10 882 1.13
39 Massachusetts
78 6,902 1.13
40 Ohio
127 11,689 1.09
41 Wyoming
6 578 1.04
42 Kansas
29 2,912 1.00
43 Idaho
17 1,754 0.97
44 Wisconsin
56 5,814 0.96
45 Vermont
6 626 0.96
46 North Dakota
6 760 0.79
47 Minnesota
42 5,611 0.75
48 Iowa
22 3,156 0.70
49 New Hampshire
9 1,356 0.66
50 Rhode Island
7 1,057 0.66
51 Maine
7 1,338 0.52
USA
6,283 327,167 1.92
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NHTSA estimates alcohol involvement when alcohol test results are unknown. Total includes fatalities in crashes in which there was no driver or motorcycle rider present.

2018 Ranking of COUNTY Pedestrian Fatality Rates - State : Delaware


Rank County Pedestrians Killed Population(Thousands) PFR
Rank County
Pedestrians Killed Population (Thousands) PFR
1 KENT (1) 7 - -
2 NEW CASTLE (3) 10 - -
3 SUSSEX (5) 6 - -
Total 23 - -
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1 KENT (1)
7 - -
2 NEW CASTLE (3)
10 - -
3 SUSSEX (5)
6 - -
Total
23 - -
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NHTSA estimates alcohol involvement when alcohol test results are unknown. Total includes fatalities in crashes in which there was no driver or motorcycle rider present.
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