Road safety research and statistical reports

Road safety research and statistical reports

The Department for Transport conducts research into improving road safety across the UK and regularly publishes findings.

Documents

1. Compulsory basic training: learners’ and trainers’ perceptions
   • 5 December 2014
   • Research and analysis
2. Road safety research and statistical reports
   • 18 February 2016
   • Guidance
3. Novice drivers: evidence review and evaluation
   • 9 October 2013
   • Research and analysis
4. Motorcycle manoeuvres review: feasibility and safety implications
   • 4 July 2013
   • Research and analysis
5. Heavy goods vehicle speed limit increase evaluation: final report
   • 9 November 2012
   • Research and analysis
6. Traffic management techniques for cyclists
   • 24 September 2012
   • Research and analysis
7. Infrastructure and cyclist safety
   • 28 November 2011
   • Research and analysis
8. Linking offence histories to accident causation using OTS Data
   • 6 September 2011
   • Research and analysis
9. Analysis of STATS19 data to examine the relationship between the rate of vehicle accidents involving pedestrians and type approval noise levels
   • 25 July 2011
   • Research and analysis
10. Assessing the perceived safety risk from quiet electric and hybrid vehicles to vision-impaired pedestrians
• 25 July 2011
• Research and analysis

Read more : https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/road-safety-research-and-statistical-reports