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Road Crashes
Vision Zero 2030
Statistics and Indicators
This section presents national and international publications with the main road safety indicators and statistics. Here you can consult the latest monthly and annual reports, as well as the most current international documents on road crashes.
Road Safety Reports
The road safety reports are essential to prepare the Vision Zero 2030, since they provide the portrait and evolution of road crashes and road inspection, in addition to analysing other important components and variables in the study of road crashes.
You can read here the latest monthly and annual reports, as well as the most recent international documents on road crashes.
To consult previous reports, please visit ANSR.
Enforcement and Road Safety Monthly Report
In 2020, the National Road Safety Authority (ANSR) started to provide detailed monthly reports on road crashes for the previous month, not only to make society as a whole aware of road crashes, but mainly to identify the main problems and the most critical areas, so that everyone involved in the system, from infrastructure managers to health services, security forces, emergency and rescue entities, the auto industry, sector associations, non-governmental organisations, universities, schools, justice, drivers, and society as a whole can play a role in fighting road crashes.
These reports present data on road crashes and inspections in several dimensions – days of the week, times, weather factors, nature, location, type of road, district, user category, vehicle category, road management entity, and location – as well as a comparison with the same period in the previous year.
See here the latest report available.
Enforcement and Road Safety Monthly Report
Maio de 2024 (dados a 24 horas)
(PT version document)
Enforcement and Road Safety Annual Report
Ano de 2023 (dados a 24 horas)
Enforcement and Road Safety Annual Report
The final annual data are presented once the calculation of fatalities in 24 hours has been concluded, following the monthly model created at the beginning of last year. This report presents the final data on fatalities and roadside inspections in various dimensions - days of the week, time of the day, weather factors, nature, location, type of road, district, user category, vehicle category, road management body and location - as well as a comparison with the same period in the previous year.
See here the report.
Annual Report on Road Safety
The Annual Report on Road Safety allows us to evaluate road fatalities and compare the main indicators in the European context, as well as in relation to three reference countries selected in the preparation of the National Strategic Plan for Road Safety (PENSE 2020) Spain, France and Austria.
The analysis of road crashes focuses on the three most direct actors: the Driver, the Vehicle and the Infrastructure, and the main aspects related to Inspection. The report also discloses estimates of the social and economic costs of road crashes, in other words, the costs that are not incurred by the individual involved, but by society as a whole, as well as the geographical breakdown of road crashes on the national road network.
See here the report.
Annual Road Safety Summary Report
Year 2022 (data at 30 days)
Attachment
(PT version document)
International reports with statistics and indicators
International documents relevant to road safety strategies: