Figure 3
From: Identifying urban features for vulnerable road user safety in Europe
Killed or seriously injured (KSI) individuals per 1 million inhabitants are heterogeneous between different cities and road participant pairs. The figure reports very different levels of road safety in terms of killed or seriously injured (KSI) individuals per 1 million inhabitants in 2018. Sheffield (GB) leads with almost 500 KSI, whereas Oslo (NO) has close to zero KSI. French cities mostly have lower KSI rates, in contrast to most of the British cities which show high KSI rates often double the amounts of French cities. The most vulnerable traffic participants, pedestrians and cyclists, are highlighted in maroon and red, respectively. Their KSI rates are highest in Inner London (GB), Liverpool (GB), and Birmingham (GB)