Statistics by Topic

Road user statistics

In the last five years, close to 1,200 people have been killed on Victorian roads – an average of 236 people each year.

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Motorcycle crash data

In the last five years almost 200 motorcycle riders and pillion passengers have been killed on Victorian roads.

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Pedestrian statistics

In the last five years, 175 pedestrians have been killed - an average of 35 pedestrians killed each year on Victorian roads.

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Speed statistics

Over the last five years, around 236 people have been killed on the road each year, with excessive or inappropriate speed a contributory factor in many crashes.

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Seatbelt statistics

More than 130 vehicle occupants who were killed on Victorian roads in the last five years were not wearing a seatbelt.

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Crash location data

Only 24% of the Victorian population lives outside the metropolitan area, yet half of all lives lost in 2018 on Victorian roads occurred in regional Victoria.

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Lives lost by LGA

Local Government Area (LGA) lives lost statistics

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Vehicle occupant statistics

In 2018, 131 drivers and passengers lost their lives, representing 62% of the total number of lives lost on our roads.

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Bicycle rider statistics

96 cyclists have been killed on Victorian roads in the last ten years – an average of nine each year.

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