Proceeding contribution from Matt Rodda (Labour) in the House of Commons on Monday, 5 November 2018. It occurred during Debate on Road Safety.
Road Safety
I agree with my hon. Friend’s suggestion. He makes an interesting point.
I return to the wider point about vulnerable road users. Although the number of cyclists killed on the roads in 2017 was slightly lower than in 2016, the 101 deaths was very similar to the levels seen since 2010. If we look at where those fatal accidents occurred, of the 1,793 road deaths in 2017, just over 1,000—or 60%—took place on country roads, 626 occurred on urban roads and 99 took place on motorways. That is a 2% increase since 2016. While the number of people injured on motorways has decreased, there was a 6% increase in the number of deaths on motorways. How does the Minister plan to address that important and worrying statistic?
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- 2017-19
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- Death Accidents Dangerous driving Cycling Enforcement Horse riding Driving instruction Police Motorways Standards Safety Roads Repairs and maintenance Road traffic control Walking Highway code
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