A letter in today’s Times, from Douglas L Stewart of Aberdeen, claims that the removal of guard railings from roads in London caused pedestrian casualties in London to “escal

In today’s Times, David Aaronovitch (p 19) concludes that the demise of speed cameras will increase road casualties – a reasonable conclusion given academic evidence that, ev

Swindon is celebrating a year without speed cameras by announcing a drop in fatal accidents, but don’t get over-excited.

How many people are seriously injured on Britain’s roads every year? It sounds a simple question, but it certainly doesn’t have a simple answer.

Women making up as they drive cause 450,000 accidents a year, according to today's Daily Express.

This week the Statistics Authority published a critical assessment of road casualty statistics.

Road traffic casulaties are under-reported, says the Statistics Authority in a new assessment of the data collected by police officers and reported by the Department for Transport.