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Despite multiple recalls of defective ATVs, the number of ATV rollovers and other ATV accidents with serious injuries continues to rise. Below are the latest available statistics on ATV deaths and injuries reported to the CPSC. (For a list of ATV recalls, click here).

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ATV Deaths and Injuries | CPSC Yearly Statistics for 1982-2006

(ATVs with 3, 4 or Unknown Number of Wheels)

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Source: National Electronic Injury Surveillance System and other Consumer Product Safety Ccommission data collection systems,
Directorate for Epidemiology, U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, 2008.
¹ Deaths reported as of Dec. 31, 2006. Death data collection for 2003 and forward is incomplete and is denoted by italics.
² Values above the heavy line in the table above reflect a revised classification system from the one used prior to 1999. Specifically, the line marks the switch from data collection under the Ninth Revision of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-9) to collection under the Tenth Revision (ICD-10), a transition that occurred in January of 1999. The ICD-10 transition and related methodological issues are discussed more fully in Appendix B of CPSC's 2006 Annual Report of All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV)-Related Deaths and Injuries.* Death estimate not calculated in most recent year due to the degree of incompleteness in the death data collection.
** Estimate not available.
The CPSC does not provide a separate atv rollover stat. All atv injuries are lumped together, and all atv deaths are lumped together, so it is impossible to know how many deaths and injuries were caused by an atv rollover, as opposed to a different type of atv accident.