Nissan Altima 2017 Fatality Profile

Background

The fatality record for the 2017 Nissan Altima in this dataset centers on 188 fatal crashes and 424 occupant fatalities, based on a snapshot dated 2026-05-02. The profile points to a vehicle involved in a substantial number of deadly incidents, with the findings also listing 2.26 deaths per crash.

This is a crash-outcome snapshot rather than a defect analysis. It describes the circumstances present in fatal crashes tied to the 2017 Altima, including rollover, fire, alcohol involvement, and whether the crash was a single-vehicle event.

Overall fatality picture

The headline figures are stark: 188 fatal crashes and 424 occupant fatalities. The dataset also reports 2.26 deaths per crash, indicating that many fatal incidents involved more than one death.

Several recurring crash characteristics appear in the findings. Single-vehicle crashes account for 53.09 of fatal crashes, while alcohol-involved crashes account for 17.08. Rollover appears in 7.67, and fire in 6.93.

Crash circumstances in the data

Among the 188 fatal crashes, the findings identify 100 single-vehicle crashes, 32 alcohol-involved crashes, 14 rollover crashes, and 13 fire crashes. Presented together, those figures show that single-vehicle events are the most common named circumstance in this fatality profile.

Crash factor	Crashes	Share
Single-vehicle	100	53.09
Alcohol-involved	32	17.08
Rollover	14	7.67
Fire	13	6.93

The table does not imply that these categories are exclusive. A fatal crash can involve more than one of these conditions.

What stands out

The most prominent pattern in the findings is the prevalence of single-vehicle fatal crashes: 100 of the 188 fatal crashes are listed as single-vehicle events. Alcohol involvement is also notable, appearing in 32 fatal crashes.

Rollover and fire are less common than single-vehicle and alcohol-related cases, but they remain present in the record. The dataset lists 14 rollover crashes and 13 fire crashes, showing that both severe crash dynamics and post-crash hazards appear in the fatality profile.

Severity outcomes

The severity of these crashes is reflected in the total of 424 occupant fatalities. The reported 2.26 deaths per crash underscores that the fatal burden was not limited to isolated one-fatality events.

Because the findings are limited to fatal crashes, they do not describe non-fatal injury outcomes, property-damage-only incidents, or broader exposure such as sales volume, miles traveled, or fleet size. What they do show is the concentration of deadly outcomes within 188 fatal events involving the 2017 Nissan Altima.

Limitations

This dataset is narrow in scope. It does not identify fault, roadway type, speed, restraint use, weather, or the age of occupants. It also does not break fatalities into driver, passenger, or other road-user categories; the available figure is 424 occupant fatalities.

The snapshot date is 2026-05-02, and the findings were computed at 2026-06-20. As presented, the profile should be read as a descriptive summary of recorded fatal crashes involving the 2017 Nissan Altima, not as a full causal explanation.

Frequently asked questions

Q: How many fatal crashes are listed for the 2017 Nissan Altima? A: The findings list 188 fatal crashes.

Q: How many occupant fatalities are recorded? A: The dataset reports 424 occupant fatalities.

Q: How common were single-vehicle fatal crashes? A: Single-vehicle crashes account for 100 fatal crashes, with a listed share of 53.09.

Q: How often was alcohol involved in fatal crashes? A: The findings list 32 alcohol-involved fatal crashes and a share of 17.08.

Q: How often did rollover appear in these fatal crashes? A: Rollover is listed in 14 fatal crashes, with a share of 7.67.

Q: How often did fire appear in these fatal crashes? A: Fire is listed in 13 fatal crashes, with a share of 6.93.