Britain Has The Second Safest Roads In Europe With Only Sweden Recording Fewer Deaths Per Million Inhabitants New Statistics Show
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| − | Britain has the second safest roads in Europe with only Sweden recording fewer deaths per million inhabitants, new statistics show.<br>There are 28 deaths a year on the road per million people in Britain, while in Sweden the figure is a slightly smaller 25, according to the European Automobile Manufacturers Association. <br>Eastern regions of Europe have the worst fatality rates on the road per million people, with Romania propping up the charts with 99 deaths.<br> Second safest roads in Europe: Only Sweden recorded fewer traffic casualties per million inhabitants in 2017, according to a new report published this month<br>The EU average for road casualties per million | + | Britain has the second safest roads in Europe with only Sweden recording fewer deaths per million inhabitants, new statistics show.<br>There are 28 deaths a year on the road per million people in Britain, while in Sweden the figure is a slightly smaller 25, according to the European Automobile Manufacturers Association. <br>Eastern regions of Europe have the worst fatality rates on the road per million people, with Romania propping up the charts with 99 deaths.<br> Second safest roads in Europe: Only Sweden recorded fewer traffic casualties per million inhabitants in 2017, according to a new report published this month<br>The EU average for road casualties per million inhabitants is 49, which puts the UK way ahead of the curve.<br>Road deaths have fallen significantly in the last two decades, according to ACEA.<br>In 2001 there were 54,900 recorded fatalities across the EU and [https://minhviettrans.com/dich-vu-thue-xe/ thuê xe ô tô du lịch] that figure more than halved to just 25,300 in 2017 - an average of 69 [http://www.superghostblogger.com/?s=casualties casualties] per day.<br>By continent, it means Europe has the safest of roads in the world. <br> RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/money/cars/article-8479725/Drivers-pas-test-time-statistically-safer.html Did you pass your driving test first time? Analysis suggests...] [/money/cars/article-8470727/MOT-tests-mandatory-August.html MOTs will be mandatory again from August as the Government...] [/money/cars/article-8344533/Drug-driving-offences-England-Wales-increased-fifth-year.html Is drug driving becoming a big problem? Offences in England...] [/money/cars/article-8339289/All-new-Volvos-come-speed-limiting-Care-Key.html All new Volvos now come with 112mph speed limiters and a...] Share this article Share 54 shares HOW THIS IS MONEY CAN HELP [/car-insurance-finder How to get cheap car insurance: Ten tips to find the best quotes | This is Money] <div class="art-ins mol-factbox money" data-version="2" id="mol-88a9d230-c514-11ea-9bd3-279e4553cd80" website has the second safest roads in Europe behind Sweden |
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Britain has the second safest roads in Europe with only Sweden recording fewer deaths per million inhabitants, new statistics show.
There are 28 deaths a year on the road per million people in Britain, while in Sweden the figure is a slightly smaller 25, according to the European Automobile Manufacturers Association.
Eastern regions of Europe have the worst fatality rates on the road per million people, with Romania propping up the charts with 99 deaths.
Second safest roads in Europe: Only Sweden recorded fewer traffic casualties per million inhabitants in 2017, according to a new report published this month
The EU average for road casualties per million inhabitants is 49, which puts the UK way ahead of the curve.
Road deaths have fallen significantly in the last two decades, according to ACEA.
In 2001 there were 54,900 recorded fatalities across the EU and thuê xe ô tô du lịch that figure more than halved to just 25,300 in 2017 - an average of 69 casualties per day.
By continent, it means Europe has the safest of roads in the world.
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