St Day road traffic accidents
St Day recorded 61 collisions in the STATS19 data between 1999 and 2025, involving 76 casualties. Of these collisions, 0 were fatal and 10 were serious. Recorded collisions in 2025 were up 100% on 2024.
Severity Breakdown
- Fatal
- 0
- Serious
- 10
- Casualties
- 76
- Fatal
- 0
- Serious
- 10
- Casualties
- 76
Collisions by Year
Areas covering St Day
Postcode districts in St Day
Planning applications nearby
Data from PlanIndex, an index of UK planning registers.
Data from PlanIndex, an index of UK planning registers.
Accidents in St Day
Road collision statistics for St Day
Collisions recorded
61
Police-reported road traffic collisions captured in the STATS19 data.
People injured or killed
76
Casualties recorded across every collision in this area.
Fatal collisions
0
Collisions in which at least one person died.
Serious collisions
10
16.4% of collisions here ended in a death or serious injury.
Severity of collisions
What the data shows in St Day
Collisions in St Day are most frequently recorded on a Tuesday (23% of the total), with 11.5% happening in darkness rather than daylight. The most common posted speed limit at the scene is 30 mph.
98.4% of recorded collisions in St Day happen on a single carriageway. Around 16.4% were recorded in adverse weather such as rain, snow or fog.
The collisions in St Day have produced 76 casualties. Pedestrians account for 10.5% of those casualties, a marker of the risk to people on foot here.
Collisions by day of the week
Collisions by day of the week: Sunday 4 collisions, Monday 10 collisions, Tuesday 14 collisions, Wednesday 7 collisions, Thursday 9 collisions, Friday 11 collisions, Saturday 6 collisions.
Light conditions
Light conditions: Daylight 54 collisions, Darkness 7 collisions.
Road type
Road type: Single carriageway 60 collisions, Dual carriageway 1 collisions.
Speed limit at the scene
Speed limit at the scene: 30 mph 40 collisions, 40 mph 8 collisions, 60 mph 13 collisions.
Weather at the time
Weather at the time: Fine no high winds 50 collisions, Raining no high winds 10 collisions, Fine + high winds 1 collisions.
Who was hurt
Who was hurt: Driver or rider 58 casualties, Passenger 10 casualties, Pedestrian 8 casualties.
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SlightFrequently asked questions about road accidents in St Day
How many road accidents have there been in St Day?
61 collisions have been recorded in St Day in the STATS19 road safety data between 1999 and 2025, involving 76 casualties.
How many of the collisions in St Day were serious or fatal?
0 were fatal and 10 were serious — 16.4% of all recorded collisions in St Day resulted in a death or serious injury.
When do most road accidents happen in St Day?
Tuesday is the most common day for collisions in St Day, accounting for 23% of them, and 11.5% of all collisions here happen in darkness.
What kind of roads do collisions in St Day happen on?
98.4% of collisions in St Day are recorded on a single carriageway, most often where the limit is 30 mph.
Are pedestrians often hurt in collisions in St Day?
Pedestrians make up 10.5% of the 76 casualties recorded in St Day.
Is road safety in St Day getting better or worse?
Recorded collisions in St Day rose 100% in 2025 compared with 2024. Year-on-year figures move with both genuine risk and changes in reporting, so they are best read as a trend rather than a single verdict.
Where does the road accident data for St Day come from?
It comes from STATS19, the official record of personal-injury road collisions reported to the police and published by the Department for Transport. The figures for St Day cover 1999 to 2025.