Definition of some types of vehicles according to the Road Traffic Act 1962. A motor cycle is a mechanically propelled vehicle, other than an autocycle or a vehicle classified as an invalid carriage, with not more than four wheels and whose unladen weight does not exceed 400 kilograms. An autocycle is a two wheeled motor vehicle, with or without pedals, whose engine capacity does not exceed 50 cubic centimetres. A heavy motor car is a vehicle of the bus type designed to carry passengers but not for hire or reward. A dual purpose vehicle is essentially a car but it is so designed to be capable of carrying a certain load of goods.
Accidents refer to all accidents as reported at police stations.
Casualties refer to the total number of fatalities and persons injured as a result of road accident. Death occurring within seven days as a result of the accident. Fracture , concussion, internal crushing, severe cut and laceration, severe general shock requiring medical treatment. Secondary injuries such as sprain, bruises and cuts not judged to be severe.