20mph Policy Expected to Prevent 1,000 Casualties Since Introduction 2 Years Ago
The Welsh government's £34 million initiative led to a 25% reduction in road injuries and prevented 14 deaths since its September 2023 launch, despite mixed public opinions.
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1000 fewer casualties in Wales after 2 years of 20mph default speed limit
Two years on from the roll out of Wales’ controversial 20mph default speed limit, new data has revealed that policy has resulted in over 1000 fewer casualties. Collision data is now available for the first 18 months of the speed limit’s implementation shows that 882 (or 25%) fewer people were hurt in road crashes on […]
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Two years of 20mph sees over 1,000 fewer casualties – but critics remain unconvinced
ON the second anniversary of Wales’ default 20mph speed limit, campaigners say the policy has prevented more than 1,000 casualties on the nation’s roads. Collision data for the first 18 months shows 882 fewer people were hurt on 20mph and 30mph roads — a 25% reduction compared with the previous year. Campaign group 20’s Plenty for Us projects the total will pass 1,000 avoided casualties by the two-year mark. The figures suggest 14 lives have bee…
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