Charlotte

Average Income: Charlotte, North Carolina has a median family income of $63,483. Males in North Carolina have an average income that is 1.33 times more than females, who have an average income of $48,401. North Carolina’s income inequality (as measured by the Gini index) is 0.472, which is lower than the national average.

Number of Attorneys: 24,087 people are involved in the legal industry. (North Carolina data )

Number of Law Firms: 56

Wrongful death Statistics:

Wrongful death is defined as any preventable death caused by another person’s negligence, recklessness, or maliciousness. Though nothing will erase the past or bring your loved one back, you and your family may choose to file a wrongful death claim in order to seek closure, justice, and financial recompense for your loss. Holding the responsible party accountable can aid in obtaining answers, easing financial obligations, and discouraging such behavior in the future.

Here are the statistics of some Charlotte wrongful death cases:

The number of Car Accidents: According to the Highway Safety Research Center at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, there were 33,358 automobile accidents in Charlotte in 2017.

Fatal Car accidents: There were 22,471 incidents that just resulted in property damage, 10,797 that resulted in non-fatal injuries, and 90 that resulted in fatalities.

• The accidents that resulted in injuries caused a wide variety of harm, including 133 that resulted in a debilitating injury.

Motorcycle accident vs. Car Accident Statistics:  In North Carolina, the DMV reported approximately 274,000 passenger automobile collisions in 2018, yet just 866 were fatal, accounting for about 0.3 percent.

• As compared to 3,566 reported motorcycle crashes, 176 of these were fatal, meaning about 5%.

Charlotte Bicycle accident statistics: According to the study, Charlotte, North Carolina is the 12th most hazardous city for bicycles. Here’s a quick rundown of the facts for Charlotte:

• The annual number of bike deaths per 100,000 commuters: 267
• Annual bike fatalities per one million residents: 2.7
• A total number of bike deaths in the previous four years: nine.
• The percentage of fatalities in which the rider wore a helmet was 11%.
• 843 commuters ride their bikes to work.

Food delivery accident and injury statistics in Charlotte: There were 186 fatal workplace injuries in North Carolina in 2019. Regional Commissioner Janet S. Rankin stated that the number of workplace deaths in North Carolina increased from the previous year. (North Carolina data provided)

Child Pedestrian Accident statistics: Every year, over 2,000 pedestrians are involved in police-reported collisions with motor vehicles in North Carolina. Between 150 and 200 people are killed, and another 200 to 300 are seriously injured. ( North Carolina data provided)

Truck accident Injury Statistics: According to research, there are 906 injury-causing incidents and 38 death crashes for every 100,000 heavy trucks registered in the United States.

Traumatic Brain Injury Statistics: The CDC estimates that 2% of the population will suffer a TBI, which equates to approximately 208,000 people in North Carolina. Behavioral Health Services were provided to a total of 365,719 people during the fiscal year 2018. ( North Carolina data provided)

Number of Lawsuits: The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department (CMPD) has issued its 2021 end-of-year crime report, which shows that overall crime decreased by 5% in 2021. Many main categories in the department saw reductions. In 2021, violent crime (down 7%), homicides (down 18%), and property crime (down 4%), all declined while the department made 4% fewer arrests.

DUI Statistics: This equates to a 179,472:1 citizen-to-task-force-officer ratio. According to the Charlotte City Council and Mayor’s 2018 Fiscal Year Budget, which was anticipated to reach a whopping 2.39 billion dollars, public safety was designated as the top budget priority.

Population Growth: Charlotte, North Carolina had a population of 886k people in 2019, with a median age of 34.2 and a typical family income of $63,483. Charlotte, NC’s population increased by 1.51% between 2018 and 2019, from 872,506 to 885,707, while its median household income increased by 4.47 percent, from $60,764 to $63,483.

Sources

Britannica.com
Datausa.io
Federaldefensenc.com
Clclt.com