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Reported road casualties in Great Britain, provisional estimates involving illegal alcohol levels: 2014

Provisional estimates for personal injury drink drive accidents in Great Britain in 2014 and final estimates for 2013.

• From: Department for Transport
• Published: 6 August 2015

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Reported road casualties in Great Britain, provisional estimates involving illegal alcohol levels: 2014 report

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Final estimates for 2013 show that:

• between 220 and 260 people were killed in accidents in Great Britain where at least 1 driver was over the drink drive limit, with a central estimate of 240 deaths
• due to the uncertainty in the estimates, fatalities should be regarded as having remained unchanged since 2010 - the change from 230 deaths in 2012 is not statistically significant
• around 14% of all deaths in reported road traffic accidents in 2013 involved at least 1 driver over the drink drive limit
• the number of seriously injured casualties in drink drive accidents decreased by 8% from 1,200 in 2012 to 1,100 in 2013
• the total number of casualties of all severities in drink drive accidents for 2013 was 8,270, down 17% on the 2012 figure and the lowest total on record

Provisional estimates for 2014 show that:

• there were between 240 and 340 deaths in drink drive accidents

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Published 6 August 2015