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Data & statistics on fatal train accidents per billion train-kilometres – 810 results.

Fatal train accidents per billion train-kilometres: EU+NO+CH: 1980-2009
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Fatal train accidents per billion train-kilometres: EU+NO+CH: 1980-2009

Jan 2009

Figure 2: Fatal train accidents per billion train-kilometres: EU+NO+CH: 1980-2009 Fatal train accidents per billion train-kilometres ...
is 1.35 fatal train collisions and derailments per billion train-kilometres, which is a reduction of 70% on the corresponding rate of 4.50 in 1990. Combining these rates with the train-kilometres implies that the estimated ...
and derailments per billion train-kilometres for each year 1990-2009, and the solid curve is the trend (1) fitted

Centre for Transport Studies – 71 more results from this site
Original Url: http://www.cts.cv.ic.ac.uk/documents/publications/iccts01383.pdf
Fatal train accidents per billion train-kilometres: 1967-2009
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Fatal train accidents per billion train-kilometres: 1967-2009

Jan 2009

Figure 1: Fatal train accidents per billion train-kilometres: 1967-2009 Accidents per billion train-km Year ...
exponential trend to the total number of accidents per billion train-kilometres given in the righthand column ...
of the curve gives the estimated number of accidents per billion train-kilometres in 2009, which is 0.821. There were 0.575 billion train-kilometres in 2009 (figure provided by RSSB), which implies that the estimated

PACTS – 5 more results from this site
Original Url: http://www.pacts.org.uk/docs/pdf-bank/iccts01330.pdf
Fatality rates per one billion passenger kilometres Source: CARE (EU road accident database), 2009

Fatality rates per one billion passenger kilometres Source: CARE (EU road accident database), 2009

Jan 2009

safe buses and coaches, a smart move for safer mobility! Fatality rates in bus and coach transport are 3 times lower than those of trains, 30 times lower than those of cars, and 305 times lower than those ...
than cars, which were responsible for nearly 50% of road fatalities in the European Union between 2007

Bus & Coach - Smart Move . Bus and coach, the smart move
Original Url: http://www.busandcoach.travel/download/factsheets/factsheet_safe_en.pdf
Trends in train accident risk Rolling stock and derailment Lifeguards and obstacle deflectors Vehicle crashworthiness Bogie retention Coupler strength Passengers and staff on board trains Seat belts Passenger and crew containment Drivers’ cabs How the rail industry learns from experience Rail accidents involving passenger fatalities since 1997 and summary of themes arising Rail industry research Inquiry ...
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Trends in train accident risk Rolling stock and derailment Lifeguards and obstacle deflectors Vehicle crashworthiness Bogie retention Coupler strength Passengers and staff on board trains Seat belts ...

Jan 1997

the overall reduction in risk to passengers and staff from train accidents. Since 2001, the fatality risk to passengers from train accidents has decreased from 2.45 per ten billion passenger kilometres to 0.45 per ten billion passenger kilometres. For staff, the fatality risk per one billion train kilometres has decreased ...
Executive summary Trends in train accident risk Rolling stock and derailment Lifeguards and obstacle deflectors Vehicle crashworthiness Bogie retention Coupler strength Passengers and staff on board trains Seat ...
accidents involving passenger fatalities since 1997 and summary of themes arising Rail industry research

Rail Safety and Standards Board – 16 more results from this site
Original Url: http://www.rssb.co.uk/pdf/reports/Report%20on%20improvements%20in%20safety%20in%20train%20accidents_October2009.pdf
Derived from the work of Professor Andrew Evans at University College London and published in the Journal of the Royal Statistical Society (Ref 9).

Derived from the work of Professor Andrew Evans at University College London and published in the Journal of the Royal Statistical Society (Ref 9).

Jan 2000

Fatal train accidents per billion train-km Year Figure 3.3 Fatal train accidents per billion train kilometres 1967-97 ...
of deaths. (It was 14 days after the accident when the fatality numbers were confirmed as 30 ...
3.3.3 Appendix 1 sets out some basic accident statistics including a table for accidents on the UK

The Railways Archive
Original Url: http://www.railwaysarchive.co.uk/documents/RAE_ATP2000.pdf
Provided are for Financial years Passenger casualties involved in train accidents and accidents occurring through movement of railway vehicles. Reporting regulations changed on 1 April 1996. Since then figures are only available for passenger fatalities and injuries. The reporting trigger for an injury is the passenger being taken to hospital directly from the scene. Driver and passenger ...

Provided are for Financial years Passenger casualties involved in train accidents and accidents occurring through movement of railway vehicles. Reporting regulations changed on 1 April 1996. Since ...

Jan 1996

rates per billion passenger kilometres are shown in Table 5-7. Table 5-7: Passenger Casualty Rates per Billion Passenger kilometres by Mode (Average for period 1994 – 2003)4 Two wheeled motor vehicle Bus ...
involved in train accidents and accidents occurring through movement of railway vehicles. Reporting ...
on guided busway accidents is limited because of the limited number of applications. In Essen, the guided bus system has been operating successfully at speed for over 20 years and only one accident has occurred.6 The O-bahn in Adelaide also has an excellent safety record, with no accidents in the last decade

Wellington City Council - New Zealand
Original Url: http://www.wellington.govt.nz/haveyoursay/meetings/committee/Strategy_and_Policy/2006/16Nov0915/pdf/SKM_Tech_Report-final.pdf
Provided are for Financial years Passenger casualties involved in train accidents and accidents occurring through movement of railway vehicles. Reporting regulations changed on 1 April 1996. Since then figures are only available for passenger fatalities and injuries. The reporting trigger for an injury is the passenger being taken to hospital directly from the scene. Driver and passenger ...

Provided are for Financial years Passenger casualties involved in train accidents and accidents occurring through movement of railway vehicles. Reporting regulations changed on 1 April 1996. Since ...

Jan 1996

rates per billion passenger kilometres are shown in Table 5-7. Table 5-7: Passenger Casualty Rates per Billion Passenger kilometres by Mode (Average for period 1994 – 2003)4 Two wheeled motor vehicle Bus ...
involved in train accidents and accidents occurring through movement of railway vehicles. Reporting ...
no rate was provided for a guided busway. Information on casualties on guided busway accidents is limited

Greater Wellington
Original Url: http://www.gw.govt.nz/story_images/3746_NWPTSStage3Techn_s7507.pdf
The Railway Safety and Standards Board results from versions 2 to 5 of the Safety Risk Model, for the predicted number of years between train accidents that result in greater than or equal to five (≥5) fatalities, and those that result in greater than or equal to 10 (≥10) fatalities. It can be seen that since version 2 of the Safety Risk Model, the predicted frequency of multi-fatality train accidents ...
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The Railway Safety and Standards Board results from versions 2 to 5 of the Safety Risk Model, for the predicted number of years between train accidents that result in greater than or equal to five (≥5 ...

Feb 2011

in kilometres, and then looking up (from a look up table produced by the author K. Slater in the referenced 1993 ...
module | 37 • the introduction of Train Protection and Warning Systems • a significant reduction ...
of non-passenger train derailments • most recently, the removal of Mark 1 rolling stock. Table 15: Years

Communities and Local Government, UK – 5 more results from this site
Original Url: http://www.communities.gov.uk/documents/corporate/pdf/1838272.pdf
UK and EU rail fatalities per billion passenger kilometres (actuals) 1972-2002191
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UK and EU rail fatalities per billion passenger kilometres (actuals) 1972-2002191

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Figure 4.32: UK and EU rail fatalities per billion passenger kilometres (actuals) 1972-2002191 ...
by accidents that have involved mass fatalities such as at Ladbroke Grove189. However, there has been a general improvement in safety on the National Rail system as reflected by the number of incidents per million train km (See Figure 4.31) and fatalities per billion passenger km (See Figure 4.32). Moreover, the trends

Institution of Civil Engineers :: Welcome – 1 more result from this site
Original Url: http://www.ice.org.uk/downloads/University%20of%20Southampton%20Transportation%20Research%20Group%20-%20Research%20Report%20part%202.pdf
Number of fatalities and in-patients per billion kilometres travelled in the Netherlands for different modes of transport. Source: Statistics Netherlands (CBS)/Ministry of Transport, Public Works and Water Management.
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Number of fatalities and in-patients per billion kilometres travelled in the Netherlands for different modes of transport. Source: Statistics Netherlands (CBS)/Ministry of Transport, Public Works and ...

Jan 2007

Figure 2 shows the number of fatalities and the number of in-patients per billion kilometres ...
than two fatalities and 27 in-patients per billion kilometres travelled among car occupants. In comparison ...
per billion kilometres travelled, public transport (excluding train travel, which has not been included

SWOV - Actueel – 15 more results from this site
Original Url: http://www.swov.nl/rapport/Factsheets/UK/FS_Risk.pdf
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