North Carolina Crash Report Instruction Manual - NHTSA

_____________________________________________________________________________________________49. Vehicle Maneuver/ActionFor each vehicle, enter the code number, for the item that best describes the actions of thedriver, in the investigating officer’s opinion, just prior to the crash. This is important forevaluation purposes, particularly when combined with Direction of Travel.1. Stopped in travel lane (driver still in vehicle)2. Parked out of travel lanes3. Parked in travel lanes4. Going straight ahead5. Changing lanes or merging6. Passing7. Making right turn8. Making left turn9. Making U turn10. Backing (takes priority over other maneuvers)11. Slowing or stopping12. Starting in roadway (mostly from driveways, public or private)13. Parking14. Leaving parked position15. Avoiding object in road16. Other* (write in narrative)50. Non-Motorist ActionFor each non-motorist, enter the code number, for the item that best describes the actions ofthe non-motorist, in the investigating officer’s opinion, just prior to the crash.1. Entering or crossing specified location2. Walking, riding, running/jogging with traffic3. Walking, riding, running/jogging against traffic4. Working5. Pushing vehicle6. Approaching or leaving vehicle7. Playing8. Standing9. Other* (write in narrative)51. Non-Motorist Location Prior to ImpactFor non-motorist, enter the code number, for the item that best describes the location of thenon-motorist, in the investigating officer’s opinion, just prior to the crash.1. Marked crosswalk at intersection2. At intersection but no crosswalk3. Non-intersection crosswalk4. Driveway access crosswalk5. In roadway6. Not in roadway7. Median (but not on shoulder)8. Island9. Shoulder10. Sidewalk11. Within 10 feet of roadway (not on shoulder, median, sidewalk, island)_____________________________________________________________________________________________Page 50North Carolina DMV-349 Crash Report Instruction Manual