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CASUALTIES UP
6th September 1963, Page 9
6th September 1963
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the first half of this year nearly 24 cr cent more goods vehicle occupants e killed in road accidents than in the le period of last year; the actual rise from 139 to 172. Fatalities in p.s.v. c only slightly increased, the figures 1g 41 and 49 for the two halfyears. : steepest rise in goods vehicle fataliwas in June (from 23 to 32).
■ lthough motor traffic is estimated to e been only 5 per cent greater than in e, 1962, and the mileage covered by 3, p.s.v. and goods vehicles was only .tr cent higher. total casualties among occupants in June, 1963, were 26 cent up..