In 2007, the latest figure available from the Centers for Disease Control, 31,224 people died from gun injuries (mostly suicides) compared to 438,000 from cigarettes.
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If you're asking what percentage of Australian citizens are killed by gun fire, the answer is surprising.
The Report by the 'Australian Institute of Criminology' into the 510 homicides across Australia between July 2008 and June 2010 [latest figures released] found that
-Guns killed 13% [but was 25% in 1989-90 ]
-Knives killed 41% [but was 30% in 1989-90]
In other words, more than 3 times as many people are killed by knives rather than guns. This disparity is set to increase - just ask the cops.
[ Stats From article 'Murders at a low, but knife use on the rise' in the Sydney Morning Herald in Australia
In 2009, in the US, there were 4,462 motorcyclist fatalities.
There were no days in 2009 where there were no fatalities on Texas roads. Texas recorded traffic fatalities every day in 2009.
16,694
1 in 3
43%
There were 15,829 alcohol related fatalities in 2006.
Close to 20% of fatalities on the road are related to alcohol. This is why is it is very important to not drink and drive.
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There were 16,885 alcohol-related fatalities in 2005 in the US - 39 percent of the total traffic fatalities for the year. Dept of Transportation
No deaths were reported in the Rockhampton bushfires of October 2009. The fires mainly affected rural areas and did not result in any fatalities.
Actually, surprisingly few (China, who has the newest drivers also has the most traffic related fatalities.)
Florida's traffic crash statistics (2008-2009) are 2,563 fatalities.