Nissan Altima 2015 Fatality Profile

Background

This profile summarizes the fatal-crash record for the 2015 Nissan Altima using the figures in the source document. The entry identifies 299 fatal crashes involving the 2015 Altima and 709 occupant fatalities linked to those crashes.

The findings also include several crash-context measures: 2.37 deaths per crash, a rollover share of 5.75, a fire share of 4.01, an alcohol-related share of 14.22, and a single-vehicle share of 54.61. Together, those figures describe the fatality profile presented in the dataset.

Fatal crash volume

The headline finding is the presence of 299 fatal crashes in the record for the 2015 Nissan Altima. Alongside that crash count, the source lists 709 occupant fatalities.

Those two figures are the core of the narrative. The crash total shows how often the vehicle appears in fatal crashes within this dataset, while the occupant fatality total shows the scale of loss recorded across those events.

Occupant fatality burden

The occupant fatality count of 709 is the clearest measure of the human toll in the findings. It is the largest raw count in the document and sits at the center of any fatality narrative for this vehicle-year.

The source also reports 2.37 deaths per crash. That figure adds context to the 299 fatal crashes by showing that the fatal-crash record includes more than a simple crash tally.

Crash circumstances in the fatal set

Several contextual measures describe the fatal-crash environment associated with the 2015 Altima.

Fatal-crash characteristic	Figure
Single-vehicle share	54.61
Alcohol-related share	14.22
Rollover share	5.75
Fire share	4.01

Among the listed circumstances, the single-vehicle figure of 54.61 is the largest. The alcohol-related figure is 14.22, while rollover is 5.75 and fire is 4.01.

Single-vehicle crashes stand out

The most prominent contextual figure in the findings is the single-vehicle share of 54.61. Within the set of percentages provided, it is higher than alcohol at 14.22, rollover at 5.75, and fire at 4.01.

That makes single-vehicle crashes a defining feature of the fatal-crash profile presented here. The dataset does not break that category into narrower subtypes, so the narrative remains limited to the stated figure of 54.61.

Alcohol, rollover, and fire indicators

Alcohol involvement appears at 14.22 in the fatal-crash profile. That places it below the single-vehicle figure of 54.61 but above rollover at 5.75 and fire at 4.01.

Rollover and fire are both present in the findings as separate indicators. The rollover share is 5.75, and the fire share is 4.01. The source does not provide additional detail beyond those listed values.

Interpreting the fatality pattern

Viewed as a whole, the 2015 Nissan Altima fatality profile is defined by 299 fatal crashes, 709 occupant fatalities, and 2.37 deaths per crash. The surrounding context in the findings points most strongly to single-vehicle crashes at 54.61, followed by alcohol at 14.22, rollover at 5.75, and fire at 4.01.

This is a narrow statistical portrait rather than a full safety assessment. It does not compare the 2015 Altima with other vehicles or other model years, and it does not include exposure measures. It describes only the fatal-crash figures attached to this vehicle-year entry.

Limitations

The findings are limited to a small set of fatal-crash measures. They do not include non-fatal crash counts, complaint data, recall data, or detailed case narratives.

The source provides percentages for rollover, fire, alcohol, and single-vehicle crashes, but no additional breakdowns for those categories. It also does not separate driver fatalities from passenger fatalities. For that reason, the narrative is confined to the figures explicitly listed in the source: 299 fatal crashes, 709 occupant fatalities, 2.37 deaths per crash, 5.75 rollover, 4.01 fire, 14.22 alcohol, and 54.61 single-vehicle.

Frequently asked questions

Q: How many fatal crashes are listed for the 2015 Nissan Altima? A: The findings list 299 fatal crashes for the 2015 Nissan Altima.

Q: How many occupant fatalities are recorded? A: The source reports 709 occupant fatalities.

Q: What is the deaths-per-crash figure? A: The findings give a deaths-per-crash figure of 2.37.

Q: How common are single-vehicle fatal crashes in this profile? A: The single-vehicle figure in the findings is 54.61.

Q: What share of the fatal crashes involved alcohol? A: The alcohol-related figure is 14.22.

Q: Do rollover and fire appear in the fatal-crash data? A: Yes. The rollover figure is 5.75 and the fire figure is 4.01.