Abstract
Unless the Government acts, a third of a million people will be killed or seriously injured on the roads in Great Britain over the two decades ending 2030, representing a loss to society valued at approximately £110 billion. Despite a downward trend there will still be approximately 1,000 road deaths per year in 2030 unless concerted action is taken. PACTS therefore calls on the UK Government, the devolved administrations, their agencies and local government to take strategic initiatives. (Author/publisher)