Eurorap 2009 Survey Results For Britain’s Roads

by Mr Butterscotch · 0 comments

in Editorial,Safety & Security

You may be in interested to note that the Eurorap 2009 survey results are now available.  You can read all about the safety of Britain’s roads.  What I found most intersting is the fact that 50% of deaths come from just 10% of the road network.  This should mean that the government know where they need to improve safety measures – I wonder if they do?

Here’s an excerpt for you:

Single-carriageway A-roads are rated Britain’s most dangerous and 58 per cent of A-roads and 25 per cent of motorways fail to rate as safe, according to the latest survey by the Road Safety Foundation, which has tracked and classified the risk-level of roads for the last nine years.

Read the rest of the report at the Road Safety Foundation.

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