Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
Death
We often discuss the relative dangers of cars, bikes, buses etc.
Here are the official figures for 2008
Number of pedestrians killed in collision with a bike: 3
Number of pedestrians killed in collision with a motorbike: 22
Number of pedestrians killed in collision with a lorry or bus: 85
Number of pedestrians killed in collision with a car or van: 260
Here are the official figures for 2008
Number of pedestrians killed in collision with a bike: 3
Number of pedestrians killed in collision with a motorbike: 22
Number of pedestrians killed in collision with a lorry or bus: 85
Number of pedestrians killed in collision with a car or van: 260
Replies to This Discussion
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Permalink Reply by Birdy_Too on
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Considering the amount of journeys made nationally by each mode and the obvious impact differences, that what I thought it would be, if not more for lorry and car deaths.
What would be interesting is where the deaths occurred ie on a road, pavement, zebra etc and the verdict and what was the outcome of responsibility.
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Permalink Reply by Danzigger on
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I'd also like to compare how many non-fatal collisions there were for each type of veheicle
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Permalink Reply by james walsh on
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Compared to how many british soldiers die at war per year it's totally unacceptable.
It could be said there is a 'tarmac war' raging unchecked.
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