Key 2002 Road Accident Statistics

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Key 2002 Road Accident Statistics

Table 5 Slight casualties by mode of transport

Pedestrian

Pedal cycle

Motor cycle

Car

Bus/ coach

Goods 1

Other 2

All road users

Traffic 3

Slight casualty rate

numbers

mill veh-km

per 100 mill veh-km

1994-98 ave

3,009

1,034

580

10,859

912

583

501

17,478

42,364

41.26

1994

3,083

1,068

577

10,123

1,084

669

398

17,002

..

..

1995

3,048

1,031

576

10,321

802

579

498

16,855

..

..

1996

3,047

1,081

550

10,740

902

499

499

17,318

..

..

1997

2,944

1,062

590

11,669

886

525

529

18,205

..

..

1998

2,921

930

605

11,444

887

643

580

18,010

42,775

42.10

1999

2,620

828

594

10,902

841

609

534

16,928

43,338

39.06

2000

2,606

706

654

10,672

854

541

582

16,615

43,208

38.45

2001

2,490

747

723

10,340

763

596

499

16,158

43,382

37.25

2002 prov.

2,430

679

707

10,037

801

618

458

15,730

..

..

2002 percentage change:

on 2001

-2%

-9%

-2%

-3%

5%

4%

-8%

-3%

on 94-98 ave

-19%

-34%

22%

-8%

-12%

6%

-9%

-10%

* A percentage change is not shown if the denominator is 50 or fewer.
1. Light goods vehicles and heavy goods vehicles
2. Taxis, minibuses and other modes of transport
3. There are no reliable estimates of the volume of traffic on minor roads in Scotland for individual years pre-1998, because the method used then to estimate total traffic volumes was designed only to produce reliable estimates for GB as a whole. The Scottish components of the traffic estimates for GB for each of the years have been used to produce the estimated annual average for Scotland for 1994 to 1998.

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