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The annual reported road casualties publication now consists of a series of topic-based chapters covering different aspects of road safety statistics. In many cases, these chapters provide an overview of a topic, with additional detail available in the factsheets and analysis linked below.

Details on the coverage of the STATS19 collection, which provides the data for most of these analyses, is available from the coverage and definitions section of the road casualty statistics guidance page.

This page is updated as new factsheets are available. We welcome suggestions for topics of interest by email to [email protected].

The annual reported road casualties publication now consists of a series of topic-based chapters covering different aspects of road safety statistics. In many cases, these chapters provide an overview of a topic, with additional detail available in the factsheets and analysis linked below.

The following guide can help you find the most relevant statistics and analysis for your topic of interest.

  • Overall casualty trends, fatalities or serious injuries – see the overall casualties by severity chapter and injury severity analysis, including data linking to hospital data
  • Road safety strategy targets and indicators monitoring – see the Safety Performance Indicators chapter and new SPI dashboard
  • Vulnerable road users - pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists or e-scooters - see the road user type chapter and the vulnerable road user factsheets
  • Regional, local authority or international comparisons – see the geography and place chapter and associated data tables and tools
  • Work-related collisions – see the see the risk behaviours and circumstances chapter and work-related collisions analysis
  • Speed, drink driving, drug driving, seatbelts or mobile phone use – see the risk behaviours and circumstances chapter and fatal four factsheets
  • Why collisions happen – see the road safety factors chapter and fatal four factsheets

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