Rate(a) . Country
- 2.3. . . ..Norway
- 2.7. . . . Sweden
- 2.8 . . . .United Kingdom
- 3.1. . . . .Denmark
- 3.1. . . . .Switzerland
- 3.5. . . . Ireland
- 3.6. . . . Spain
- 3.7. . . . Netherlands
- 3.8. . . . Israel
- 3.8. . . . Japan
- 4.3. . . . Germany
- 4.9. . . . Finland
- 4.9. . . . Iceland (b)
- 5.1. . . . .Australia
- 5.2. . . . Canada
- 5.4. . . . France
- 5.6. . . . Austria
- 5.6. . . . Italy
- 5.7. . . . Portugal
- 5.8. . . . Slovenia
- 6.4. . . . Luxembourg (b)
- 6.5. . . . Belgium
- 6.5. . . . Hungary
- 6.9. . . . New Zealand
- 7.0. . . . Czech Republic
- 7.3. . . . Greece
- 7.7. . . . Poland
- 8.3. . . . Lithuania
- 8.4. . . . Serbia
- 9.1. . . . Korea
- 10.9. . . United States (c)
- 11.1.. . . .Morocco
- 11.9. . . .Chile
- 12.4 . . .Argentina (d)
- 13.3. . . Mexico
- 14.5. . . Cambodia
- 14.6. . . Uruguay
- 21.5. . . Malaysia
- 23.6. . .South Africa
Source: ITF / OECD (colored groupings added by ADoNA)
Footnotes:
(a) Rate of road deaths per 100,000 members of the national population
(b) Iceland and Luxembourg experience the most inconsistent annual rates due to their very small population sizes
(c) Statistics published by the USDOT on October 6, 2017, show that during 2016 US road deaths increased by a further 5.6 percent and the per capita rate of deaths rose to 11.59 — See: Over 37,000 People were Killed on America’s Roads and Highways in 2016
(d) 2014 data (OECD)
Also see: Latest Multi-National VMT Road Death Rates – USA Makes Least Progress 1990-2015
Numbering in the left-hand column is only for easy reference. Countries with identical rates should not be separated or ranked by this.
Green text: A rate under 3
Orange text: A rate less than double that of the leading country
Purple text: A rate 2-4 times greater than that of the leading country
Red text: A ‘per capita’ rate more than four times higher than that of the leading country
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