This document provides statistical information on U.S. motor vehicle and traffic safety. Data include: (1) motor vehicle occupants and non-occupants killed and injured, 1991-2001; (2) persons killed and injured, and fatality and injury rates, 1991-2001; (3) restraint use rates for passenger car occupants in fatal crashes, 1991 and 2001; (4) intoxicated drivers in fatal crashes, by age group, 1991-2001; (5) previous driving records of drivers killed in traffic crashes, by blood alcohol concentration, 2001; (6) fatal crashes, by speeding status, 1991-2001; (7) speeding drivers in fatal crashes, by age and sex, 2001; (8) percentage of all drivers involved in fatal crashes that were speeding, by blood alcohol level, 2001; (9) speeding, alcohol involvement, and failure to use restraints among drivers involved in fatal crashes, by vehicle type, 2001; (10) fatalities and injuries in crashes involving large trucks, 2001; and (11) fatalities in traffic crashes, 1991 and 2001. According to the data for 2001, the fatality rate per 100 million vehicle miles of travel fell to a new historic low of 1.52, with increased seat belt use and decreased alcohol involvement as contributors. (HTH)