§ Mr. McQuadeasked the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland what was the total number of indictable offences originating in each of the past four years in each Royal Ulster Constabulary division; and what was the number of such offences cleared in the same period in each division.
§ Mr. AlisonThe information requested is shown below:
many drivers of motor vehicles and how many passengers were killed as a result of road accidents during each of the past five years; and what were the main causes of the accidents.
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§ Mr. GoodhartThe information is as follows:
Year Drivers Passengers 1975 75 72 1976 69 62 1977 90 71 1978 77 55 1979 73 50 The main causes of these fatalities were driving at an excessive speed having regard to road conditions, entering a major road without due care, inattentiveness, being under the influence of drink or drugs, and turning right without due care.
§ Mr. Peter Robinsonasked the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland how many motor cycles and how many pillion passengers were killed as the result of accidents during each of the past five years; and what were the main causes of the accidents.
Killed Injured Adult Child Adult Child 1975 … … … … 92 30 739 680 1976 … … … … 110 23 739 684 1977 … … … … 106 39 791 719 1978 … … … … 78 33 928 731 1979 … … … … 90 23 922 732 The main causes of these fatalities and injuries were failure to take proper notice of traffic while crossing the carriageway, walking or running out into the road from behind a vehicle or other object, being under the influence of drink or drugs, and lack of adequate supervision.