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Road Accidents in Europe

44 countries monitored across Europe — combined, an estimated 48,040 road deaths every year at an average rate of 6.5 per 100,000 people.

37,408
Est. Deaths in 2026
Europe · statistical projection
132
Est. Deaths Per Day
48,040 per year
6.5
Deaths / 100k People
Global average ≈ 15
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Countries Tracked
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Ranking

Europe — Countries by Estimated Road Deaths

#CountryEst. deaths / yearRate /100kEst. 2026 so far
1 Russia 15,740 10.9 12,256
2 Ukraine 4,771 13 3,715
3 France 3,410 5 2,655
4 Germany 3,127 3.7 2,434
5 Italy 3,063 5.2 2,385
6 Poland 2,723 7.4 2,120
7 United Kingdom 1,963 2.9 1,528
8 Spain 1,758 3.7 1,368
9 Romania 1,643 8.6 1,279
10 Greece 853 8.2 664
11 Belarus 718 7.8 559
12 Portugal 694 6.8 540
13 Netherlands 676 3.8 526
14 Hungary 662 6.9 515
15 Czech Republic 605 5.6 471
16 Bulgaria 570 8.9 443
17 Belgium 562 4.8 437
18 Serbia 482 7.2 375
19 Bosnia and Herzegovina 467 14.6 363
20 Austria 419 4.6 326
21 Albania 328 11.7 255
22 Slovakia 308 5.7 239
23 Croatia 300 7.7 233
24 Moldova 243 9.7 189
25 Sweden 233 2.2 181
26 Switzerland 229 2.6 178
27 Finland 218 3.9 169
28 Denmark 183 3.1 142
29 Lithuania 182 6.5 141
30 Ireland 154 2.9 119
31 Latvia 141 7.4 109
32 North Macedonia 134 6.4 104
33 Norway 116 2.1 90
34 Slovenia 103 4.9 80
35 Cyprus 66 5.1 51
36 Montenegro 66 10.6 51
37 Estonia 62 4.4 48
38 Luxembourg 31 4.7 24
39 Malta 22 4.1 17
40 Iceland 8 2 6
41 Andorra 4 5.5 3
42 Liechtenstein 1 2.7 0
43 Monaco 1 2.5 0
44 San Marino 1 3 0
Questions

Europe — FAQ

How many road accidents happen in Europe per year?
Based on WHO-published rates, the 44 countries of Europe record an estimated 48,040 road traffic deaths per year combined — an average rate of 6.5 deaths per 100,000 people (global average ≈ 15).
Which country in Europe has the most road deaths?
Russia records the highest estimated total in Europe at 15,740 deaths per year. Adjusted for population, rankings differ — see the table for each country's rate per 100,000.