Finally, among other road users there were 31 deaths and 1,274 injured. Material damage was caused in 22,364 cases reported. The data in RAF are analysed to discern additional causal factors and characteristics. There is some seasonality when it comes to pedestrians, but the pattern is not so obvious when the data are aggregated. This applies equally to accidents and casualties, and to deaths and injuries.
Pedestrians are more at risk at specific times during the day.
For pedestrians, the greatest number of accidents, both fatal and other, takes place within built up areas, while for single vehicle only and two or more vehicle accidents, they are mostly outside built-up areas. Of the latter the bulk are head-on collisions. In terms of contributory factors, the major possible contributory factor, both for fatalities and injuries is the driver. Those at greatest risk by age are in the 18-34 age group. Gender also matters.