News Published on : 07-Mar-2022 17:32:58

Zutobi recently analysed data from the Department of Transport to discover which ages genders and locations are most affected by road accidents. So who are the most dangerous British drivers? Well men made up over 60% of all people involved in road accidents in the UK in 2020. The most likely age group to be involved in a crash is 25-34 with a rate of accidents around one and a half times higher than the second most likely age group to be injured. There were more accidents in the City of Westminster last year than in any other UK area. Men are more likely to be involved in a road accident in the UK than women. In 2020 men made up 62.6% of all people involved in road traffic accidents while women made up 36.8% of all casualties. Those aged 25-34 are most likely to be injured in a road collision accounting for 22.6% of all road casualties last year. The second most likely age group to be injured in a crash are those aged 35-44 who make up 15.9% of all total casualties. As for which areas of the UK have the most road accidents well Kingston upon Hull tops the list with 232.1 accidents per 100 000 people. Then it s Portsmouth with 198.7 accidents per 100 000 people. And third is the county of Surrey with 195.1 accidents per 100 000 people. As for the areas of London that have the most road accidents well Westminster is top with 396.8 accidents per 100 000 people. Then Kensington and Chelsea with 350.4 accidents per 100 000 people. And third is Lambeth with 323.3 accidents per 100 000 people.