Road Safety Statistics – Fatalities for 2023
The figures for the 2023 year show an increase in the number of fatalities for Albania, Montenegro and North Macedonia in comparison with the 2022 year which brings road safety issues to a big concern in the region. From Observing Participants an increase in the number of fatalities is reported from Georgia.
Serbia has reported a decrease of 9% in fatalities for 2023, with 502 fatalities which is 51 deaths less than in 2022 year. It should be noted that the figures for 2023 are provisional for some regional partners and may be subject to minor changes after April 2024 when the official data are released.
Road Safety Statistics – Fatalities for 2022
The figures for the 2022 year show an increase in the number of fatalities in comparison with the 2021 year which brings road safety issues to a big concern in the region.
Fatalities for 2021 – Annual Statistics for Western Balkans
The figures for 2021 year show an increase of the number of fatalities in comparison with 2020 year. The increase was expected to happen since the year 2020 was the beginning of the Covid-19 Pandemic Situation.
Fatalities for 2020: Annual Statistics for Western Balkans
15 April 2021 – Transport Community Permanent Secretariat has prepared an overview of annual statistics of fatalities in 2020 for the Western Balkans region.
Regional Partners’ Profiles – 2019 data
15 June 2021 – It is the first data report to cover all Six Western Balkan Regional Partners (Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Kosovo, Montenegro and Serbia) with comprehensive road safety profiles.
