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Table 6 Trends of total national road accidents involving urban goods vehicles in the larger European countries (from 2000 to 2010)

From: From the analysis of European accident data to safety assessment for planning: the role of good vehicles in urban area

 

Yearly average

Average modelled slope

\( {R}_{adjusted}^2 \)

Germany

 Number of accidents with pedestrians involved

1918

-14.4 (−2.1)

0.77

 Number of pedestrians involved

2004

-16.25 (−2.2)

0.76

 Percentage of accidents with pedestrians involved

9.2%

0.14% (5.0)

0.84

Italy*

 Number of pedestrians involved

1171

-2.5 (−0.5)

0.61

 Number of accidents with pedestrians involved

1030

-2.2 (−0.5)

0.22

 Percentage of accidents with pedestrians involved

6.7%

0.17% (4.4)

0.81

United Kingdom

 Number of pedestrians involved

1341

-60.6 (−14.6)

0.96

 Number of accidents with pedestrians involved

1262

-57.0 (−14.2)

0.96

 Percentage of accidents with pedestrians involved

12.2%

0.08% (2.02)

0.81

  1. (−) t-st value; * = after 2001