V82
⚠ Non-billable
Occupant of powered streetcar injured in transport accident
ICD-10-CM · FY2026 · External Causes of Morbidity
Code
V82
System
ICD-10-CM
Billable
No — use specific code
Effective
FY2026
Chapter
External Causes of Morbidity
Source
CMS / CDC NCHS
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Official coding notes
From CMS's ICD-10-CM Tabular List.
Includes
- interurban electric car
- person on outside of streetcar
- tram (car)
- trolley (car)
Excludes1 — never code together
- bus (V70-V79)
- motorcoach (V70-V79)
- nonpowered streetcar (V76.-)
- train (V81.-)
7th character
- The appropriate 7th character is to be added to each code from category V82
Frequently asked questions
What is ICD-10 code V82?
ICD-10-CM code V82 represents Occupant of powered streetcar injured in transport accident. It is a non-billable header code requiring a more specific subcategory in the External Causes of Morbidity chapter, effective October 1, 2025 – September 30, 2026.
Is V82 billable?
No. V82 is a non-billable header. Select a more specific subcategory for claims submission.
What chapter is V82 in?
V82 belongs to the External Causes of Morbidity chapter (V00–Y99) of ICD-10-CM.
Related codes in the V82 category
V82.0
Occupant of streetcar injured in collision with motor vehicle in nontraffic accident
Non-billable
V82.1
Occupant of streetcar injured in collision with motor vehicle in traffic accident
Non-billable
V82.2
Occupant of streetcar injured in collision with or hit by rolling stock
Non-billable
V82.3
Occupant of streetcar injured in collision with other object
Non-billable
V82.4
Person injured while boarding or alighting from streetcar
Non-billable
V82.5
Occupant of streetcar injured by fall in streetcar
Non-billable
V82.6
Occupant of streetcar injured by fall from streetcar
Non-billable
V82.7
Occupant of streetcar injured in derailment without antecedent collision
Non-billable
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