§ 92. Mr. BARCLAY-HARVEYasked the Minister of Transport how many accidents involving public motor passenger-carrying vehicles occurred during the months of June, July, August and September, 1925, in the rural districts of Great Britain; and how many people were killed and injured in these accidents?
§ The UNDER-SECRETARY of STATE for the HOME DEPARTMENT (Captain Hacking)I have been asked to reply. No separate figures for rural districts can be given. In the year 1924 the number of street accidents caused in England, Scotland and Wales by mechanically propelled omnibuses and motor coaches was 459 fatal and 6,014 non-fatal. No figures for the present year are yet available.