Bognor Regis in Bloom, Hull City of Culture, best city for this, best city for that. These days, you can?t move for intercity league tables and town tenders to hold next years annual Crufts meeting. And I?m sick of it. Nothing could be more boring, could it" That?s why some bright spark from Motolegends has compiled a slightly more interesting league table. It?s the Top 10 most Dangerous regions for motorists. So join us as we ask, ?How dangerous is your town"?

We might have some of the safest roads in the world, but every day around 70 people are seriously injured on British roads. And whether you?re riding a Honda C90 or driving a Topline 520, an RTA is the last thing you need. So it pays to know where said RTAs are, statistically, most likely to happen.
And the region (by local authority) with the greatest number of accidents since 2009 is? drumroll, if you will? Kent. That?s right, if you?ve had an accident on the road in The Garden of England since 2009, it was one of 49,216. It?s followed (not particularly closely) by its southern neighbours Surrey (43,155) and Essex (34,799). Lancashire (34,740), just misses out on a podium position with 59 fewer RTAs than Essex, and along with Lincolnshire (25,132) (arguably) is one of the only northern regions represented in the top ten. Staffordshire, before you say anything, definitely doesn?t count as ?northern?.

Danger

This is the top ten highest number of accidents, per county?

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