In 2010, 4 children were killed, 104 seriously injured and 918 slightly injured on Welsh roads.
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383 of the casualties were pedestrians (37%)
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112 cyclists (11%)
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531 vehicle passengers (52%)
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55.4% of child casualties were boys 44.6% girls
In 2009, children were killed, seriously injured and slightly injured on Welsh roads.
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344 of the casualties were pedestrians (34%)
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109 cyclists (11%)
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556 vehicle passengers (55%)
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53.5% of child casualties were boys 46.5% girls
In 2008, 4 children were killed, 111 seriously injured and 989 slightly injured on Welsh roads.
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426 of the casualties were pedestrians (39%)
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113 cyclists (10%)
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565 vehicle passengers (51%)
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55% of child casualties were boys 45% girls
In 2007, 5 children were killed, 143 seriously injured and 1056 slightly injured on Welsh roads.
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414 of the casualties were pedestrians (34%)
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155 cyclists (13%)
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635 vehicle passengers (53%)
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54.5% of child casualties were boys 45.5% girls
In 2006, 10 children were killed, 134 seriously injured and 1153 slightly injured on Welsh roads.
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434 of the casualties were pedestrians (33%)
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152 cyclists (12%)
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711 vehicle passengers (55%)
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54% of child casualties were boys 46% girls
In 2005, 7 children were killed, 128 seriously injured and 1260 slightly injured on Welsh roads.
- 501 of the casualties were pedestrians (36%)
- 164 cyclists (12%)
- 730 vehicle passengers (52%)
- 56% of child casualties were boys 44% girls
In 2004, 9 children were killed, 161 seriously injured and 1375 slightly injured on Welsh roads.
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549 of the casualties were pedestrians (36%)
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203 cyclists (13%)
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793 vehicle passengers (51%)
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57.5% of child casualties were boys 42.5% girls
In 2003, 13 children were killed, 179 seriously injured and 1537 slightly injured on Welsh roads.
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593 of the casualties were pedestrians (34%)
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225 cyclists (13%)
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911 vehicle passengers (53%)
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57% of child casualties were boys 43% girls
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