EU road deaths 19,350 in 2025, down 3% year-on-year
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The European Commission published final 2025 road safety statistics: 19,350 road traffic deaths in the EU, down 3% from 2024 and down 15% from 2019, equivalent to 580 fewer deaths than 2024 and 3,400 fewer than 2019. The data also show that only five countries—Belgium, Bulgaria, Denmark, Poland and Romania—are on track to meet the goal of halving road deaths by 2030; Bulgaria, Romania and Croatia had the highest death rates per million inhabitants, at 71, 68 and 65 respectively. Subsequent reporting added that Sweden (19 per million inhabitants) and Denmark (24 per million inhabitants) have the safest roads; provisional data for the first half of 2026 show that more countries reported a decline of over 5% in deaths than reported an increase.
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- European Commission Press CornerEuropean Commission publishes 2025 road safety statistics: EU road deaths fall to 19,350
The European Commission has published final 2025 road safety data: 19,350 people died in road traffic accidents in the EU, a decrease of 3% compared with 2024 and 15% compared with 2019, equivalent to 580 fewer deaths than in 2024 and 3,400 fewer than in 2019. Sweden (19 per million inhabitants) and Denmark (24 per million inhabitants) have the safest roads, while Bulgaria (71), Romania (68) and Croatia (65) have the highest death rates. Provisional data for the first half of 2026 show that more countries reported a decrease in deaths of over 5% than reported an increase.
- EU Transport NewsEuropean Commission publishes 2025 road safety statistics: EU road deaths decline
The European Commission published final 2025 data: 19,350 people died in road traffic accidents in the EU, down 3% compared with 2024 and down 15% compared with 2019, equivalent to 580 fewer deaths than in 2024 and 3,400 fewer than in 2019. Only five countries—Belgium, Bulgaria, Denmark, Poland and Romania—are on track to meet the target of halving road deaths by 2030, and Bulgaria, Romania and Croatia have the highest death rates per million inhabitants (71, 68 and 65 respectively).