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Department for Transport · 8 May 2015 – 9 June 2017

Road casualties of all severities during the Conservative 2015–2017 government

2014 → 2016 · 2 periods

↓ 6.7%−13,093 casualties

Road casualties of all severities fell by 6.7% over the period, from 194,477 casualties (2014, the level when the government took office) to 181,384 (2016, the last complete period before it left office).

  1. Inherited level 2014: 194,477
  2. Level when it left 2016: 181,384
  3. method: latest complete period before start / before end

Changes during this period do not by themselves show what the government caused. Statistics reflect many influences, including earlier decisions, the economy and how the data is collected.

Road casualties of all severities: 1926 to 2025ConservativeConservativeConservativeConservativeLabourLabourLabourCoalitionConservativeConservativeConservativeLabour0100k200k300k19301940195019601970198019902000201020201926: 139,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261927: 154,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261928: 171,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261929: 178,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261930: 185,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261931: 209,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261932: 213,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261933: 224,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261934: 239,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261935: 228,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261936: 234,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261937: 233,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261938: 233,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261942: 148,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261943: 123,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261944: 131,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261945: 138,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261946: 163,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261947: 166,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261948: 153,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261949: 177,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261950: 201,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261951: 216,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261952: 208,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261953: 227,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261954: 238,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261955: 268,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261956: 268,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261957: 274,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261958: 300,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261959: 333,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261960: 348,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261961: 350,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261962: 342,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261963: 356,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261964: 385,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261965: 398,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261966: 392,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261967: 370,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261968: 349,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261969: 353,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261970: 363,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261971: 352,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261972: 360,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261973: 354,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261974: 325,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261975: 325,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261976: 340,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261977: 348,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261978: 350,000 casualties · published 30 July 20261979: 334,513 casualties · published 30 July 20261980: 326,732 casualties · published 30 July 20261981: 324,840 casualties · published 30 July 20261982: 334,331 casualties · published 30 July 20261983: 308,584 casualties · published 30 July 20261984: 324,314 casualties · published 30 July 20261985: 317,524 casualties · published 30 July 20261986: 321,489 casualties · published 30 July 20261987: 311,473 casualties · published 30 July 20261988: 322,305 casualties · published 30 July 20261989: 341,592 casualties · published 30 July 20261990: 341,141 casualties · published 30 July 20261991: 311,368 casualties · published 30 July 20261992: 310,753 casualties · published 30 July 20261993: 306,135 casualties · published 30 July 20261994: 315,359 casualties · published 30 July 20261995: 310,687 casualties · published 30 July 20261996: 320,578 casualties · published 30 July 20261997: 327,803 casualties · published 30 July 20261998: 325,212 casualties · published 30 July 20261999: 320,310 casualties · published 30 July 20262000: 320,283 casualties · published 30 July 20262001: 313,309 casualties · published 30 July 20262002: 302,605 casualties · published 30 July 20262003: 290,607 casualties · published 30 July 20262004: 280,840 casualties · published 30 July 20262005: 271,017 casualties · published 30 July 20262006: 258,404 casualties · published 30 July 20262007: 247,780 casualties · published 30 July 20262008: 230,905 casualties · published 30 July 20262009: 222,146 casualties · published 30 July 20262010: 208,648 casualties · published 30 July 20262011: 203,950 casualties · published 30 July 20262012: 195,723 casualties · published 30 July 20262013: 183,670 casualties · published 30 July 20262014: 194,477 casualties · published 30 July 20262015: 186,189 casualties · published 30 July 20262016: 181,384 casualties · published 30 July 20262017: 170,993 casualties · published 30 July 20262018: 160,597 casualties · published 30 July 20262019: 153,158 casualties · published 30 July 20262020: 115,584 casualties · published 30 July 20262021: 128,209 casualties · published 30 July 20262022: 135,480 casualties · published 30 July 20262023: 132,977 casualties · published 30 July 20262024: 128,272 casualties · published 30 July 20262025: 127,883 casualties · published 30 July 2026
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Definition and caveats

People killed or injured in road collisions reported to the police in Great Britain in the year.

Doesn’t measure: Injuries never reported to the police, which surveys suggest are the majority of slight injuries.