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Liverpool pedestrian casualties: the worst metropolitan borough
Liverpool has the worst rate of serious pedestrian casualties out of all the English metropolitan boroughs, with a rate over double the national average.
The chart shows a comparison of the metropolitan boroughs for the rate of pedestrians reported killed or seriously injured per 100,000 population. Merseyside boroughs are highlighted.
![](images/ped_ksi_by_met_lah_2014-18_2000.png)
For the latest comparison (not much better), go to http://www.pedestriansafety.org.uk/stats.php?s=1-p-s-a-0-h-2-103-y-p
The second chart shows the same comparison for child pedestrians. Liverpool is again the worst.![](images/ch_ped_ksi_by_met_lah_2014-18_2000.png)
Last updated: 9 Feb 2021
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