List of motor vehicle deaths in Thailand by year

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This is a list of motor vehicle deaths in Thailand by year. As of 2012 54% of motor vehicles in Thailand were two or three-wheeled vehicles. These vehicles were involved in 73% of fatalities. [1] A fatality is defined as a death within 30 days of a crash. There were 212,060 km of roads in 2006: 61,747 km of highways, 313 km of motorways, 42,500 km of rural roads, and 107,500 km of local roads under local administration. [2]

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Deaths by year

YearDeathsCrashesRegistered
vehicles
Source
199713,83682,33617,666,240 [2]
1998Decrease Positive.svg 12,234Decrease Positive.svg 73,72518,860,512 [2]
1999Decrease Positive.svg 12,040Decrease Positive.svg 67,80020,096,536 [2]
2000Decrease Positive.svg 11,988Increase Negative.svg 73,73720,835,684 [2]
2001Decrease Positive.svg 11,652Increase Negative.svg 77,61622,589,185 [2]
2002Increase Negative.svg 13,116Increase Negative.svg 91,62324,517,250 [2]
2003Increase Negative.svg 14,446Increase Negative.svg 104,64226,378,862 [2]
2004Decrease Positive.svg 13,766Increase Negative.svg 124,53020,624,719* [2]
2005Decrease Positive.svg 12,858Decrease Positive.svg 122,04022,571,062* [2]
2006Decrease Positive.svg 12,069Decrease Positive.svg 111,03524,807,297* [2]
200712,492101,752 [3]
200811,56188,721 [3]
200910,71784,806 [3]
201010,74274,379 [3]
20119,91068,269 [3]
201214,059 (reported)
24,237 (WHO est)
61,19732,476,977 [3] [1]

See also

References

  1. 1 2 "Country Profile 2015: Thailand from Global status report on road safety 2015" (PDF). World Health Organization (WHO). 2015. Retrieved 2 April 2018. Data for 2012
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Tangpaisalkit, Chamroon (n.d.). "Country Report on Road Safety Initiatives in Thailand" (PDF). Ministry of Transport (Thailand). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2010-07-07. Retrieved 1 January 2018.
  3. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Road Safety Institutional and Legal Assessment Thailand (PDF). New Delhi: World Health Organization (WHO). December 2015. p. 7. Archived from the original (PDF) on October 20, 2019. Retrieved 1 January 2018.