Casualties
People injured on Britain’s roads and how they are counted and classified, including pedestrians and other vulnerable road users such as cyclists.
Data for road safety casualty statistics are collected by each police force independently, this data is known as STATS19, as that was the original name of the form for this purpose. STATS19 data is collected to an agreed specification as described by STATS20 guidance. The specification is periodical...
The Department for Transport allow the analysis of STATS19 data by many different geographies including Westminster Parliamentary Constituency. Although responsibility for road safety lies with local authorities, MPs and constituents often find it useful to understand what is happening at this level...
Demographics are the statistical characteristics of human populations such as age or income. Demographic data refers to the socio-economic information expressed statistically including employment, education, birth and death rates, marriage rates and more etc.
The Office for National Statistics (O...
Casualties and collisions are associated with a whole range of different social and economic costs. Traditionally, the cost of the provision or repairs needed in the immediate aftermath of a collision were the only type of costs to be quantified. At the national level, there is now specific guidance...