SCOTTISH TRANSPORT STATISTICS No 20: 2001 Edition: page 61


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Table 7.5 Casualties by mode of transport and age group, 2000

Mode of transport	Numbers						Rates per 100,000 population
Mode of transport	age not known	Children 0-15	Young Persons16-24	Adults 25-59	Older Adults 60+	Total	Children 0-15	Young Persons 16-24	Adults 25-59	Older Adults 60+	Total
Pedestrian	22	1,498	496	1,054	528	3,598	150	86	42	50	70
Pedal cycle	5	330	124	387	32	878	33	22	16	3	17
Motorcycle	4	19	268	814	21	1,126	2	46	33	2	22
Car	20	970	3,207	7,094	1,330	12,621	97	556	285	127	247
Taxi	1	13	47	238	31	330	1	8	10	3	6
Minibus	-	21	18	65	15	119	2	3	3	1	2
Bus/Coach	15	145	82	353	331	926	14	14	14	32	18
Light goods	1	6	56	304	17	384	1	10	12	2	8
Heavy goods	-	13	25	223	11	272	1	4	9	1	5
Other	-	10	32	143	15	200	1	6	6	1	4
Total	68	3,025	4,355	10,675	2,331	20,454	302	755	429	223	400

Table 7.6 Costs of injury accidents by type of road, and of 'damage only' accidents

Year	Injury Accidents			All injury accidents	Damage only accidents	All accidents
Year	Motorway	Non Built-up	Built-up	All injury accidents	Damage only accidents	All accidents
£ million at 1999 prices
1989	34	822	845	1,701	383	2,084
1990	28	740	836	1,604	376	1,980
1991	40	672	743	1,455	353	1,808
1992	36	663	660	1,359	334	1,693
1993	37	596	555	1,188	308	1,495
1994	37	599	601	1,236	312	1,548
1995	32	621	597	1,250	307	1,557
1996	21	556	510	1,087	297	1,384
1997	36	606	477	1,120	307	1,426
1998	26	590	514	1,129	304	1,433
1999	28	501	467	996	283	1,279

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