Road (Highways Safety) related deaths
PFD Category
Reports: 499
Areas: 68
Earliest: Aug 2013
Latest: 12 Feb 2026
80% response rate (above 62% average). 34% of classified responses show concrete action taken. Reports rose 56% from 32 (2023) to 50 (2024).
PFD Reports
5 resultsSamuel Vass
No Identified Response
2025-0568
6 Nov 2025
Cornwall & the Isles of Scilly
Service Director for Environment Cornwa…
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Concerns summary
The lack of speed enforcement on a specific A3083 road stretch has contributed to multiple fatal collisions caused by excessive speeding.
Catherine Moore
No Identified Response
2025-0486
25 Sep 2025
Suffolk
Secretary of State for Defence
Concerns summary
The MOD's vehicle maintenance system (JAMES) is complex, lacks audit capabilities, and has no formal processes for inspecting, testing, or providing feedback on repairs, risking vehicle safety.
Dafydd Craven-Jones, Dafydd Jones and Sophie Bates
No Identified Response
2025-0075
7 Feb 2025
Staffordshire and Stoke on Trent
Staffordshire Highways
Concerns summary
Multiple fatal collisions on the B5012 Cannock Road highlight concerns about inadequate signage prominence and missing road markings on the approach to a hump-back bridge.
Paul Holmes
No Identified Response
2024-0344
27 Jun 2024
Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly
Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust
Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Tru…
Concerns summary
Poor communication, lack of direct doctor-to-doctor handover, and unrecorded treatment plans during hospital transfer led to delayed administration of crucial intravenous fluids.
James Pearson
No Identified Response
2024-0266
14 May 2024
Birmingham and Solihull
University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Fou…
Concerns summary
Lack of documented observations, insufficient doctor staffing for multiple critical patients, and delayed access to blood products hindered timely intervention, contributing to a patient's rapid deterioration and cardiac arrest.