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DFT statistics

DfT casualty statistics rank driving, cycling, walking and motorcycling by risk

Motorcyclists are most vulnerable users, but pedestrians and cyclists also exposed to vastly greater risk than car drivers

DfT release 2011 annual report for road casualties

Cycling deaths slightly down but serious injuries rising, plus we take a quick look at SMIDSY and pedestrian data

Latest DfT stats show another sharp rise in number of cyclists killed or seriously injured on Britain's roads

Increase of 13 per cent in first 3 months of 2012 follows 11 per cent jump during 2011

DfT statistics show alarming rise in number of cyclists killed or seriously injured on Britain's roads

Number of casualties across all classes of road users continues to fall with only cyclists seeing an increase

Major rise in cycling deaths and injuries

Spike too in pedestrian, motorbike casualties

Figures reveal Met Police vehicle accident rate going down… but fatalities up

Capital's police vehicles involved in 10 deaths during 2008/09

DfT stats show 10% fall in cyclist deaths in 2009, but casualties on rise in Spring 2010

CTC says 5% rise on deaths and serious injuries must be seen in context of 6% rise in cycling

Updated: 2009 road casualty stats show UK cycling deaths continuing to fall

Number of cycling fatalities drops 10 per cent to 104 but rates of serious injury are up

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