National Road Safety Commission

STATISTICS

Fatality occurs when a person involved in a road traffic crash dies within thirty days of the crash and as a result of the crash.
Fatality rate refers to fatalities per 10,000 vehicles
Population risk refers fatalities per 100,000 population
Traffic Accident: Accident in property damage, injury or death, and involves at least one vehicle on a public road.
Casualty refers to a person injured or killed in a traffic crash. Thus the accident is the event whislt the casualty is the individual crash victim.
Fatal Accident referes to an accident in which at least one casualty dies of injuries sustained within 30 days of occurence.
Serious Injury Accident refers to accident in which at least, one person is detained in hospital as in-patient for more than 24 hours.
Minor/Slight Injury Crash refers to an accident in which the most severe injury sustained by casualty is only minor, requiring at most first-aid attention.
Damage-only Crash refers to an accident which results only in vehicle or other material damage.

Number of Registered Vehicles (2000 – 2006)
Road Traffic Fatalities ( 2000 – 2006)
Road Traffic Fatality rate (deaths per 10,000 vehicles) 2000 – 2006
Population Risk (deaths per 100,000 population) (2000 – 2006)
Road Traffic Fatalities by Age (2004 – 2006)
Road Traffic Fatalities by Sex (2000 – 2006)
Road Traffic Fatalities by road user class (2004 – 2006)
Changes in National Traffic Fatality Indices
National Trends in Traffic Accidents and Casualties
Annual Distribution of Fatalities by Road User Class
World Road Traffic Fatalities - Ghana's in comparison