Safety Management

Maine Crash Data

MDOT manages the state database for all crashes reported by police. As prescribed by law, crashes must be reported whenever combined damage exceeds $1,000 or an injury or death result. Prior to September 30, 1999, the reportable minimum combined damage was $500.

All police crash reports are reviewed first by the Maine State Police and then by the MDOT Accident Records Section within the Traffic Engineering Division of the Bureau of Maintenance and Operations. The Accident Records Section verifies crash locations and coordinates data entry into the Transportation Integrated Network Information System (TINIS) mainframe database. Weekly uploads from TINIS are made to TIDE, MDOT's GIS-linked data warehouse. TIDE allows Safety Management personnel and others to conduct detailed analyses of crash data from 1989 to present.

These reports outline the accomplishments of the Highway Safety Improvement Program and highlight crash trends.

• HSIP Annual Report 1997 (pdf)

• 2000 Annual Trends Report (pdf)

Click the topics below to learn about crashes involving animals in Maine.

MOOSE

• Latest Moose Safety Brochure
  
  
• Statewide Moose Crash Map 2005 (pdf)

• Statewide Moose Crash Map 1999 - 2001 (pdf)

• Statewide Moose Crash Map 1996 - 1998 (pdf)

• Moose Crashes Graph 1995 - 1998 (gif)

DEER

• Statewide Deer Crash Map 2005 (pdf)
  
  
• Statewide Deer Crash Map 1999 - 2001 (pdf)

OTHER ANIMALS

• Collisions Between Large Wildlife Species and Motor Vehicles in Maine - Interim Report - April 2001 (pdf)

• Crashes With All Animals Graph 2005 (pdf)
  
  
• Crashes With All Animals Graph 1989 - 1998 (gif)

Click on the topic below to learn about crashes in Work Zones in Maine.

• Work Zone Safety Awareness Website  

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