OR Bulgaria has the higher rate of deaths from traffic accident In Europe, with 81.6 deaths per million inhabitants, ie 78% above the EU average which are 45.5 deaths per million. Respectively, the Greece is located in 7th place with 59.6 deaths per million, ie 31% above the EU average.

These are the results of the survey from the latest data of traffic accidents announced by the European Transport Security Council (ETSC) and analyzed by the Swiss website Vignetteswitzerland specializing in the market of the official Swiss e-vignette.

OR Romania It is a 2nd country with 81.1 deaths from traffic accidents per million inhabitants, ie 78% above EU average. In 2023, a total of 1,545 traffic accidents were recorded. OR Serbia was found in 3rd Position with 75.7 traffic deaths per million, 65% above average. In total, 503 deaths occurred on its streets in 2023.

OR Latvia It followed in 4th place, with 75.4 deaths per million inhabitants, 66% over the EU average, while the Croatian It had the fifth highest percentage of traffic deaths per million in Europe, with 71.2, 56% higher than the EU average.

In the first sixth he was found the Portugal With 60.2 deaths per million inhabitants, 32% above the EU average.

OR Norway had the lower death rate by traffic in Europe, with only 20 deaths per millionless than half of the average EU of 27.

“While huge steps have been taken in road safety in recent decades, there is still a lot of work to be done to continue the reduction of traffic accidents deaths. No country has achieved its goal over 2013 to reduce 50% of deaths. Poland approached 44%more. Some even scored increases from their rates in 2013 »stressed the CEO of the site, Mattijs Wijnmalen and continued:

“We wanted to see which European countries had the most deadly roads compared to our study, so we examined the deaths per million inhabitants to see which countries were doing the best with the deaths of traffic accidents and what most room for improvement had.”