Road safety statistics: data tables
Detailed statistics about reported personal injury road collisions for Great Britain, vehicles and casualties involved.
These tables present high-level breakdowns and time series. A list of all tables, including those discontinued, is available in the table index. More detailed data is available in our data tools, or by downloading the open dataset.
We have made some minor changes to some of the published tables alongside the publication of the 2025 figures. Further details of these, and planned future changes, can be found alongside the latest statistics and any feedback can be provided via our user feedback survey.
Latest data and table index
The tables below are the latest final annual statistics for 2025, which are currently the latest available final data. Some tables which rely on data from the National Travel Survey diary will be updated alongside the 2026 statistics in summer 2027. Further details of the reasons are available in the additional analysis publication.
Provisional statistics for the first half of 2026 are scheduled for publication in November 2026.
A list of all reported road collisions and casualties data tables and variables in our data download tool is available in the .
All collision, casualty and vehicle tables
Historic trends (RAS01)
RAS0101:
RAS0102:
Road user type (RAS02)
RAS0201:
RAS0202:
RAS0203:
RAS0204:
Road type (RAS03)
RAS0301:
RAS0302:
RAS0303:
Further statistics covering casualties on the strategic road network, including smart motorways, are published by National Highways.
Geographical breakdowns (RAS04)
RAS0401:
RAS0402:
RAS0403:
RAS0404:
Further international comparisons of road safety data are available from the International Traffic Safety Data and Analysis group (IRTAD).
RAS0405:
Vehicles and drivers (RAS05)
RAS0501:
RAS0502:
RAS0503:
RAS0504:
RAS0505:
RAS0506:
RAS0507:
Casualties and vehicles combination (RAS06)
RAS0601:
RAS0602:
Factors contributing to collisions and casualties (RAS07)
Drink-drive collisions
Detailed data tables for drink-drive collisions are shown in section RAS20 below.
Road safety factors
Following the most recent STATS19 review (PDF, 296KB) contributory factors (CFs) are being replaced by new road safety factors (RSFs), in some police forces from late 2023 onwards. This has resulted in a break in the time series for some of the data. As a result, we are presenting all data using the RSF specification, but separating out data initially recorded as CFs. We do not recommend directly combining this data. As a result, RAS0705 and RAS0706 have been temporarily withdrawn. Further details can be found in our road safety factors guidance.
Tables with data to 2023 for contributory factors can be found in the section on tables no longer updated at the bottom of this page.
From September 2026, we are publishing a further breakdown of CF and RSF data which separates cases where factors are assigned to drivers or riders or pedestrians. This is presented in table ‘RAS0701 split’ below. We intend to further develop this approach in future road casualty statistics publications and any feedback on the presentation is welcome.
RAS0701:
RAS0701 split:
RAS0702:
RAS0703:
Seatbelt non-wearing
RAS0711:
Drink-drive collisions and casualties (RAS20)
All drink-drive data tables
Overall trends
RAS2001:
Characteristics of drink-drive collisions
RAS2011:
RAS2012:
RAS2013:
RAS2014:
Drivers and riders involved
RAS2021:
RAS2022:
Casualties in drink-drive collisions
RAS2031:
RAS2032:
RAS2033 :
Breath tests
Figures on roadside breath tests for England and Wales, previously shown in table RAS51016, are published by the Home Office in their Police Powers and Procedures statistics.
RAS2041:
RAS2042:
Self-reported drink-driving
Data tables on self-reported drink driving, drug driving and driver mobile phone use are published in our factsheet on self-reported driver behaviour available from the factsheets page.
Other road safety data (RAS40)
Cost of preventing collisions
RAS4001:
Comparing police road casualty data with other sources
RAS4101: - data currently available up to 2020
RAS4201:
RAS4301: Death registrations data - this table will be added in due course
Motoring offences
Statistics on motoring offences are published annually by the Ministry of Justice as part of their criminal justice statistics and the Home Office in their police powers and procedures statistics.
Tables no longer updated
Contributory factors
RAS0701:
RAS0702:
RAS0703:
RAS0704:
RAS0705:
RAS0706:
Contact us
Road safety statistics
Email roadacc.stats@dft.gov.uk