Country	Year	Number of Accidents	Number of Deaths / Killed	Number of Injured	Vehicle Population	Total Population (by the year 2005)	Source of Data
	India	2000	391,400	78,900	3,993,000	48,857,000	1,103,371,000	Fatalities & Injured Data Source: Department of Road Transport and Highways, Ministry of Shipping, Road Transport and Highways
		2001	405,600	80,900	4,052,000	54,991,000		Vehicle Population Data Source: Department of Road Transport and Highways, Ministry of Shipping, Road Transport and Highways
		2002	407,500	84,700	4,087,000	58,924,000		No. of Accidents Source: Department of Road Transport and Highways, Ministry of Shipping, Road Transport and Highways
		2003	406,700	86,000	4,351,000	67,007,000		Population Source: Registrar General & Census Commissioner, India
		2004	429,900	92,600	4,645,000	72,718,000
		2005	439,200	94,900	4,652,000
	USA	2000	8,654,000	41,495	3,188,750	225,821,241	298,213,000	Fatalities & Injured Data Source: U.S. Department of Transportation, Research and Innovative Technology Administration
		2001	8,507,000	42,196	3,032,672	235,331,382		Vehicle Population Data Source: U.S. Department of Transportation, Research and Innovative Technology Administration
		2002	8,417,491	43,005	2,926,000	234,624,135		No. of Accidents Source: U.S. Department of Transportation, Research and Innovative Technology Administration
		2003	8,443,252	42,884	2,889,000	236,760,033		Population Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census
		2004	333,000	42,836	2,788,000	243,010,549
		2005	2,002,000	43,443	2,699,000	247,421,120
	UK	2000	493,602				59,668,000	No. of Accidents Source: Department for Transport, U.K
		2001	472,922					Population Source: National Statistics
		2002
		2003	440,158
		2004	426,086
		2005	203,709
	Japan	2000	1,871,529	9,066	1,155,697		128,085,000	Fatalities/ Injured Data Source:  Traffic Bureau, National Police Agency
		2001	1,902,039	8,747	1,180,955			No. of Accidents Source: Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Statistics Bureau
		2002	1,880,922	8,326	1,167,855			Population Source: Japan Statistics Bureau
		2003	1,903,104	7,702	1,181,431
		2004	1,911,222	7,358	1,183,120
		2005	1,183,687	6,871	1,156,633
	Europe (EU15)	2000	1,316,375				385,000,000	No. of Accidents Source: European Conference of Ministers of Transport - International Transport Forum
		2001	1,289,159					Population Source: European Union, 2004; World Bank, 2003
		2002	1,260,401
		2003	1,211,281
		2004	1,167,446
		2005
	Russia	2000	315,192				143,202,000	No. of Accidents Source: Federal State Statistics Service, Russia
		2001	328,816					Population Source: Federal State Statistics Service, Russia
		2002	389,306
		2003	431,571
		2004
		2005
	Italy	2000	423,882	6,649	321,796		58,093,000	Fatalities / Injured Data Source: TRENDS OF ROAD ACIDENTS IN ITALY 1996-2005 , Carlo PUTIGNANO, Head of “Transport Statistics”, Istat, National Statistical Institute of Italy, Rome, Italy
		2001	483,980	6,691	335,029			No. of Accidents Source: International Transport Statistics Database
		2002	490,385	6,739	341,660			Population Source: ISTAT
		2003	463,480	6,065	327,324
		2004	449,106	5,692	322,447
		2005	225,078	5,426	313,727
	France	2000	249,149				60,496,000	No. of Accidents Source: Union Routiere de France (URF) Faits and Chiffres
		2001	241,342					Population Source: ISTAT
		2002	218,536
		2003	186,601
		2004	176,065
		2005	172,423
	China	2000					1,315,844,000	Accident Data/ Fatalities Source: CRI.com January 17, 2005
		2001						Accident Data / Fatalities Source: Xinhua News Agency February 26, 2006
		2002						Population Source: CPIC.ORG.CN
		2003	650,000	104,000
		2004	500,000	107,000
		2005	450,000	98,783