Statistics
Find updated statistics and crash maps for the province, B.C. communities and regions and learn about how we're working to make your community safer.
Quick statistics
B.C. and regional statistics on crashes, auto crime and vehicle and driver populations.
View full document (Updated December 2017)
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About
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Crashes & casualty crashes
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Fatal crashes
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Fatal victims
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Crashes involving: animals, cyclists, heavy vehicle, hit-and-run, motorcycles, pedestrians, restraints, youth (age 16 to 21)
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Intersections: crashes at intersections, top 10 crash intersections in the Lower Mainland, top 10 crash intersections on Vancouver Island
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Contributing factors: speed; alcohol, drugs or medication; distraction, high-risk driving, driving too fast for conditions
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Auto crime
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Population: vehicles, active B.C. driver licences
Crash maps
See how many crashes are happening at intersections in communities throughout B.C.
See how many crashes involving cyclists, pedestrians and motorcyclists are happening across B.C.
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Reports on B.C.'s regions
Learn about how ICBC works with partners to improve the safety of roads in your region and find the latest statistics on crashes and auto crime. You can find more statistics on your region in the quick statistics document.
Fatal victims
Use these interactive tools* for statistics on fatal victims in crashes by age, gender, role, region, city, contributing factors and more.
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Reports on the Graduated Licensing Program (GLP)