A resident of Dodd City, Texas was injured on Wednesday in a crash on Oklahoma State Route 78 approximately two mile north of Achille.

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol stated that 44-year-old Kimberly Fleck was southbound at approximately 4:40 a.m. when she left the roadway. Her vehicle struck a tree and officials stated that unsafe speed was the likely cause.

Ms. Fleck was flown to Plano Medical Center in critical condition. It is not known if any other vehicles were involved.

The National Motor Vehicle Crash Causation Study conducted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration found that driver error was the primary cause in 90 percent of major traffic crashes.

Thursday morning an motorcycle accident on Oklahoma State Route 97 near 41st Street followed a police chase.

A male motorcyclist was allegedly speeding and weaving in and out of traffic when officers with the Sand Springs Police Department attempted to pull him over. The motorcyclist ran two red lights before crashing near 41st Street.

The motorcycle rider suffered minor injuries and was hospitalized, but is expected to face multiple charges as a result of the chase.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, motorcycles are more likely to be involved in a fatal collision with a fixed object than are other vehicles. In 2008, 25 percent of the motorcycles involved in fatal crashes collided with fixed objects, compared to 19 percent for passenger cars, 14 percent for light trucks, and 4 percent for large trucks.

A motorcycle accident on Saturday near Lake Stanley Draper injured a member of the U.S. Navy in Oklahoma.

Daniel Crossley was riding his motorcycle on Lake Stanely Draper Drive when he was involved in a crash Saturday night. The Oklahoma City Police Department stated that Mr. Crossley suffered multiple internal injuries and had five blood transfusions as a result.

Relatives of Mr. Crossley stated that he was in critical condition with multiple internal injuries.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, in 2008, 5,290 motorcyclists were killed—an increase of 2 percent over the 5,174 motorcyclists killed in 2007. There were 96,000 motorcyclists injured during 2008.

A head-on crash near Guthrie on Oklahoma State Route 105 was allegedly caused by a drunk driver on Wednesday according to state police.

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol stated that 35-year-old John Withers was westbound in a pickup truck at 3:15 p.m. when he struck a semi head-on. The driver of the semi, 52-year-old Curtis Strickland of Covington, was taken to St. Anthony Hospital in Oklahoma City with arm and hand injuries.

Mr. Withers was in critical condition, but his son Wyatt, 5, was in good condition. Mr. Withers was arrested for driving while intoxicated.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, more than 10,000 people died in alcohol-impaired driving crashes in 2010—one every 51 minutes.

A head-on collision on U.S. Route 270 in Seminole County killed two residents of Holdenville on Wednesday according to state troopers.

John Gilbert, 34, was eastbound at 7 a.m. when he collided with a truck driven by Ty Lowe, 49, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. Mr. Lowe was declared dead at the scene, while Mr. Gilbert was airlifted to Oklahoma University Medical Center.

Mr. Gilbert died from his injuries later that morning at the hospital.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety reports that more than 500,000 semis and large commercial vehicles were involved in traffic crashes in 2010. Those accidents resulted in injuries to more than 100,000 people and more than 5,000 deaths.

A semi carrying a load of cinder blocks spilled its load on Interstate 244 Wednesday morning according to state police.

The accident happened near the exit for Utica Avenue according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol when the driver swerved to avoid a ladder in the road. Officials stated that the two outside lanes of the highway but no other vehicles were involved.

The driver was hospitalized in unknown condition.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety reports that more than 500,000 semis and large commercial vehicles were involved in traffic crashes in 2010. Those accidents resulted in injuries to more than 100,000 people and more than 5,000 deaths.

Police in Tulsa arrested a man who was involved in a hit-and-run accident on Tuesday night.

Tito Aguilar, 32, was driving a Chevrolet Blazer when he struck a motorcycle ridden by Steven McBride, 62, at 8:40 p.m. Tuesday. The Tulsa Police Department stated that the crash occurred on 11th Street at U.S. Route 169, and Mr. Aguilar fled the scene.

Mr. McBride was hospitalized in serious condition, while Mr. Aguilar was arrested a short distance away and was charged with leaving an accident and driving without a license.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, in 2008, 5,290 motorcyclists were killed—an increase of 2 percent over the 5,174 motorcyclists killed in 2007. There were 96,000 motorcyclists injured during 2008.

A Wednesday afternoon accident on Oklahoma State Route 105 near the intersection with Oklahoma State Route 33 in injured two people according to sheriff’s officials.

The victims were only identified as a man and a child according to the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office. Officials stated that a pickup truck and a semi were involved in the crash, but a cause for the crash has not been determined.

Officials did not comment on the severity of the injuries involved.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety reports that more than 500,000 semis and large commercial vehicles were involved in traffic crashes in 2010. Those accidents resulted in injuries to more than 100,000 people and more than 5,000 deaths.

An Oklahoma City crash at Southwest 15th Street and Morgan Road killed an 18-year-old woman according to police.

The accident occurred on Wednesday when the unidentified teen woman was leaving a private driveway and was hit by a pickup truck. The Oklahoma City Police Department stated that the teenager was hospitalized, but succumbed to her injuries.

The driver of the pickup truck suffered only minor injuries.

Impact Teen Drivers was formed in 2008 to stop reckless and distracted driving among teens. In its mission as an advocate for the victims of traffic accidents, FindMyAccident has partnered with Impact Teen Drivers to protect young drivers across the United States.

High winds caused an inflatable obstacle course to flip over in Frederick on Tuesday, injuring seven children according to police.

The incident occurred at Frederick Elementary School at a celebration for the end of the school year according to the Frederick Police Department. The wind caused the inflatable to land on top of a second inflatable, causing injuries to seven students.

A pair of students were treated for concussions and broken bones, while five more were treated and released from an area hospital.

The International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions stated that there are an estimated 241 injuries per year on Kiddie Rides, which account for 10 per cent of amusement park accidents.