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The Top 5 European Countries with the Highest Motor Vehicle Deaths (per capita)
| Country | Fatalities Per 100,000 | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Slovakia | 24.7 |
| 2 | Lithuania | 22,5 |
| 3 | Latvia | 23.8 |
| 4 | Portugal | 19.7 |
| 5 | Czech Republic | 18.9 |
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- Within the EU25, 27% of the deaths among those under 20 years old for the three year period 2001-2003, were due to external causes. Around half of these were due to transport accidents, which killed almost two and a half times more males than females.
- The lowest death rates due to transport accidents were found in Sweden (5), the Netherlands and the United Kingdom (both 6), Hungary, Ireland and Finland (7 each)
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Transportation, Death Statistics, Top 5 Highest, Europe
Sources: Eurostat (last T5OA update Feb 17, 2008 )
List Notes: Rate is per passenger kilometer (PPK). Passenger-kilometers (PK). For cars and motorized two-wheelers only. Statistics are averages for EU-25 countries for the three year period 2001-2003. (last T5OA update Feb 17, 2008 )
Sources: Eurostat (last T5OA update Feb 17, 2008 )
List Notes: Rate is per passenger kilometer (PPK). Passenger-kilometers (PK). For cars and motorized two-wheelers only. Statistics are averages for EU-25 countries for the three year period 2001-2003. (last T5OA update Feb 17, 2008 )
