Britain has just published the lowest ever no of road deaths since 1926 (when records began) at a figure of 2,538. In 1966 the figure was around 7890 so there has been a lot of progress made.
This is all the more staggering since the number of cars on our roads have increased so dramatically to over 32,897,000 vehicles registered for use on UK roads including cars, vans, taxis, buses and trucks in 2006!
What do you think has been the biggest factor in cutting road deaths?
This is all the more staggering since the number of cars on our roads have increased so dramatically to over 32,897,000 vehicles registered for use on UK roads including cars, vans, taxis, buses and trucks in 2006!
What do you think has been the biggest factor in cutting road deaths?