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2010 Speed Camera Offences by Disposal Method - Staffordshire & Stoke-on-Trent
| Summons | 3792 |
| Fixed Penalty | 19605 |
| Speed Awareness | 15430 |
Fixed speed camera collision, casualty, speed and offence data
Historical information related to fixed camera sites.
Year to Date Performance Summary for Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent.
Staffordshire
Between January and June 2011 there were 1,536 casualties recorded - a reduction of 10.3% (177 casualties) when compared with 2010. Casualties killed or seriously injured have reduced by 21.9% (25 casualties) whilst those slightly injured have reduced by 9.5% (152 Casualties).
Road Traffic Casualties in Staffordshire County January to June 2011
Stoke-on-Trent
Between January and June 2011 there were 453 casualties recorded - an increase of three casualties when compared with 2010. Casualties killed or seriously injured have increased by 14 casualties (63.6%), whilst those slightly injured have reduced by 11 casualties (-2.6%).
Road Traffic Casualties in Stoke-on-Trent January to June 2011
Road Traffic Casualties in Staffordshire County for 2010
During 2010 there were 3,494 casualties recorded - an increase of 2.6% (89 casualties) when compared with the previous year. However, casualties killed or seriously injured have decreased by 18% (48 casualties) and those slightly injured have increased by 4% (137 casualties). This has meant that the severity ratio has decreased by 1.6 percentage points between the two years. Children killed or seriously injured have seen a slight decrease of 5 casualties (24%) when compared with 2009, whereas 16-25 years casualties have increased by 5% and cyclist casualties have increased by 26 or 16%.
Road Traffic Casualties in Staffordshire County 2010 PDF
Road Traffic Casualties in Stoke-on-Trent 2010 PDF
Casualty and Collision Reduction at Camera Sites
The pdf below displays the performance of camera sites in Staffordshire which was reviewed in March 2011. The review is based on the reduction in collisions and casualties since enforcement began.
Casualty and Collision Reduction at Camera Sites PDF
Home Office Statistics
Speed limit offences and killed or seriously injured (KSI) casualty figures released by the Home Office relating to Staffordshire.
Public Opinion Summary
In July 2009, the Staffordshire Safer Roads Partnership commissioned market research agency Step Beyond to undertake a public opinion survey on their behalf.
For a summary of results of the survey please click the link below.
