HC Deb 11 May 1977 vol 931 c524W
Mr. Mudd

asked the Secretary of State for Transport by what percentage the annual average volume of traffic on United Kingdom roads has risen since 1945; and by what percentage the average annual number of casualties has risen over the same period.

Mr. Horam

I regret that the information is not available in the precise form requested but the following is available:

AVERAGE ANNUAL RISE IN TRAFFIC AND CASUALTIES 1949–1976. GREAT BRITAIN
Percentage
Motor Traffic +6.4
Road casualties +2.4

Mr. Mudd

asked the Secretary of State for Transport if he will list, respectively, the totals of persons killed or seriously injured as a result of two-wheeled motor vehicle accidents in each of the years 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975 and 1976.

Mr. Horam

I regret the information is not readily available in the precise form requested but the following information is available:

CASUALTIES AMONGST USERS OF TWO-WHEELED MOTOR VEHICLES: GREAT BRITAIN, 1966–76
Killed Seriously injured
1966 1,134 21,582
1967 920 18,737
1968 877 17,114
1969 791 15,592
1970 761 15,378
1971 800 14,782
1972 729 13,380
1973 750 13,791
1974 796 13,905
1975 838 15,775
1976 990 18,861

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