The statistic for motor vehicle accident mortality is 32,841.
the majority of these deaths happen in low- and middle-income countries where quality roads, signage, bridges and vehicles are not readily available – but this number includes all vehicle types (bikes, buses, trains). for cars on the other hand, the number is set at 32,841.
how many car deaths in the us each year?
approximately 35,000-38,000.
compare this to the total number of americans that die each year—330,000. cars are so much more accessible than other vehicles which explains why cars account for about 60% of all us traffic fatalities. even though far more people use cars every day at least it seems like there’s less car deaths because their numbers are so small in comparison to other vehicles that cause accidents or death tolls.
how many deaths in cars per year?
> the number of traffic-related deaths is constantly being updated. in 2014, 32,675 people died on u.s. roads including 10,184 pedestrians, 3254 motorcyclists and 1300 bicyclists.
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how many deaths worldwide from automobiles per year?
globally, in 2017 there were a total of 37,678 traffic-related deaths in 167 countries.
the breakdown was as follows: 27% from the americas, 25% from africa and 23% from asia. estimates state that in 85 μm accident victims every year globally, 4 people die on average per year for every 100 million americans.
in europe in 2015, 4400 traffic accidents led to death with 2/3 being pedestrians or cyclists. in this case it states that about 1 person died per 100 million europeans which is 50 times more than death rate among us adults (1:2180).
the following list displays percentages and an approximate number of people who died due to automobile carelessness and negligence calculated by united nations
