REPORTED CASUALTY STATISTICS 2012
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1747 Greater Manchester Reported Road Casualty Statistics 2012 - Main report  
1748 Greater Manchester Reported Road Casualty Statistics 2012 - Countywide Tabulations Excel logo 2.24Mb Oct 2013
1749 Greater Manchester Reported Road Casualty Statistics 2012 District tabulations and comparisons data Excel logo 2.26Mb Sept 2013

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Vision 2020 - District by district KSI Casualties January - December 2013 Factsheet pdf format 444Kb April 2014
Vision 2020 - Greater Manchester KSI Casualties January - December 2013 Factsheet pdf format 70Kb April 2014
Vision 2020 - District by district KSI Casualty Rates January - December 2013 Factsheet pdf format 443Kb April 2014
Vision 2020 - Greater Manchester KSI Casualty Rates January - December 2013 Factsheet pdf format 71Kb April 2014
Vision 2020 - District by district KSI Casualties October - September 2013 Factsheet pdf format 447Kb December 2013
Vision 2020 - Greater Manchester KSI Casualties October - September 2013 Factsheet pdf format 72Kb December 2013
Vision 2020 - District by district KSI Casualty Rates October - September 2013 Factsheet pdf format 446Kb December 2013
Vision 2020 - Greater Manchester KSI Casualty Rates October - September 2013 Factsheet pdf format 72Kb December 2013
Vision 2020 - District by district KSI Casualties July - June 2013 Factsheet pdf format 444Kb September 2013
Vision 2020 - Greater Manchester KSI Casualties July - June 2013 Factsheet pdf format 71Kb September 2013
Vision 2020 - District by district KSI Casualty Rates July - June 2013 Factsheet pdf format 444Kb September 2013
Vision 2020 - Greater Manchester KSI Casualty Rates July - June 2013 Factsheet pdf format 72Kb September 2013

 

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Last updated: 11th April 2014


Why 'reported' road accidents and casualties?

Very few, if any, fatal accidents do not become known to the police. However, it has long been known that a considerable proportion of non-fatal injury accidents are not reported. The Department for Transport have changed the titles of all of their publications to more closely reflect this, and we have decided to do the same locally. We therefore now refer to ‘reported’ accidents or casualties to make clear that there may be other road accidents and casualties that are not known to us.