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Department of Transportation National Highway Traffic Safety Administration  \nNational Automotive Sampling System  \nGeneral Estimates System Coding And Editing Manual  \n2003  \n2003 VARIABLE CHANGES  \nA11 and V_A11, TRAFFICWAY FLOW, response Not Physically Divided (Center 2-way Left Turn Lane) is added to the SAS and Oracle data sets.  \nP04, SEATING POSITION, responses Fourth Seat, Left Side; Fourth Seat, Middle; Fourth Seat, Right Side; Fourth Seat, Other and Fourth Seat, Unknown are added to the Oracle and SAS data sets.  \nV07, VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER, remarks are modified with the addition of the following instruction: In the special case where the first 11 columns of the VIN are blank, but part or all of columns 12 through 17 contain information, code unknown instead of the partial information contained in columns 12 through 17 of the VIN.  \nV31, CARRIER’S IDENTIFICATION NUMBER, element values are revised to show that the SAS variable is changed from an 8 to a 9 character field.  \nThe above 2003 variable changes are identified with a vertical line | in the margins of the element values and remarks sections.  \nTable of Contents Variables/Questions are displayed in data entry order.  \n2003 Variable Changes ................................................... i  \nVariable/Question Name Index ............................................. vii  \nPAR  \nA22 Police Jurisdiction ................................................... 1  \nA01 Date .............................................................. 2  \nA02 Time ............................................................. 3  \nA23 Stratum ........................................................... 5  \nPAR Configuration Questions  \nA03 Number of Motor Vehicles ............................................. 9  \nA04 Number of Non-Motorists ............................................ 12  \nEvents  \nE01 Event Number ..................................................... 14  \nE02/V01 Vehicle Number (This Vehicle) ..................................... 20  \nE03/V24 Point of Impact (This Vehicle) ..................................... 21  \nE06 Action ............................................................ 25  \nE04/A06 Non-Collision Category or Object Contacted / Harmful Event ............. 28  \nE04/V01 Vehicle Number (Other Vehicle) .................................... 41  \nE05/V24 Point of Impact (Other Vehicle) .................................... 42  \nA07 Manner of Collision ................................................. 46  \nCrash Data Questions  \nA05 Land Use ......................................................... 49  \nA25 Work Zone ........................................................ 50  \nA21 School Bus Related ................................................ 51  \nA08 Interstate Highway .................................................. 53  \nA09 Relation To Junction (Non-Interchange Versus Interchange) ................. 55  \nA09 Relation To Junction (Specific Location) ................................ 56  \nA10 Relation To Roadway ............................................... 70  \nA19 Light Condition ..................................................... 75  \nA20 Atmospheric Condition .............................................. 77  \nVehicle Data  \nV07 Vehicle Identification Number ......................................... 79  \nV03 Vehicle Make ...................................................... 82  \nV04 Vehicle Model ..................................................... 88  \nV05 Vehicle Body Type ................................................. 136  \nV06 Vehicle Model Year ................................................ 154  \nV13 Vehicle Trailing ................................................... 156  \nV14 Jackknife ........................................................ 158  \nEnvironmental Conditions  \nA11 Trafficway Flow ................................................... 160  \nA12 Number of 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