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The Police Service of Northern Ireland statistics on injury road traffic collisions are the main source of information used in Northern Ireland for monitoring and tracking trends on the number of persons killed, seriously and slightly injured as a result of collisions on our roads.
- Police Recorded Injury Road Traffic Collisions and Casualties ...
• Of the 50 people killed on Northern Ireland’s roads in...
- Police Recorded Injury Road Traffic Collisions and Casualties ...
There were 55 children (under 16) killed or seriously injured – 16 fewer than in 2019. In 2020, the 11 fatalities in the 65 and over age group was almost half the number recorded in 2019. Newry, Mourne and Down district had the highest number of road deaths with 9 fatalities.
• Of the 50 people killed on Northern Ireland’s roads in 2021, 43 were male and 7 female. • In 2021, December had the highest number of fatalities with 9 recorded, while the months of May and September recorded the lowest monthly fatality totals with a single fatality in each month.
There was a total of 5,116 injury road traffic collisions recorded, resulting in 55 fatalities, 910 people seriously injured and 6,881 slightly injured. While overall casualty levels increased by 9% on 2021, they have not yet returned to pre Covid-19 levels.
- Overview
- Police Recorded Injury Road Traffic Collisions and Casualties Northern Ireland Detailed Trends Report 2022
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Annual calendar year detailed trends report on road traffic collision statistics.
https://www.psni.police.uk/about-us/our-publications-and-reports/official-statistics/road-traffic-collision-statistics
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Published 23 June 2023
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The Police Service of Northern Ireland statistics on injury road traffic collisions are the main source of information used in Northern Ireland for monitoring and tracking trends on the...
Fifty people died in road crashes in Northern Ireland in 2021, according to provisional figures from the Police Service of Northern Ireland. That is six fewer than the previous year .
