England and Wales (2022-2024) 15th April 2026 To download this briefing as a pdf click here Key points Amongst pedestrians reported killed and seriously injured (KSI) over a three-year period (2022-2024) in England and Wales[1]: Almost all involved motor vehicles (97%) Four-wheel motor vehicles accounted for 92% Almost three out of four involved a car …
AVZ Blog – Sentencing Act 2026 and motoring offences
30th March 2026 Key points The Sentencing Act 2026 requires a rethink of how serious motoring offences are sanctioned. As of this week, the Sentencing Act 2026 has introduced a presumption against the use of short custodial sentences (12 months and under). This affects 77% of the custodial sentences given for motoring offences - mainly …
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AVZ Blog – Fail to Stop[1]—Who’s getting hurt
12th March 2026 So Fail to Stop (FTS) is included in DfT’s Motoring Offence consultation which is currently open. But not as AVZ would want it. The Department for Transport’s (DfT) consultation includes proposing to increase sanctions for the basic FTS offence but is only asking about the need for a new offence for drivers …
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AVZ Blog-Outcomes in fatal crashes
12th February 2026 Last month, the Evening Standard reported Almost 630 drivers who caused fatal crashes have avoided jail in past five years. They did not give any breakdown as to which offences had non-custodial sentences nor any information about disqualifications but did highlight how many drivers had not gone to prison. Is it fair …
AVZ Blog – New Fatal Crash Sentencing Report highlights failings of road death investigation
31st October 2025 To download this as a pdf click here Published last week, the report Behind the Headlines: Sentencing after Fatal Crashes was commissioned by the All Party Parliamentary Group for Cycling and Walking (APPGCW) and the All Party Parliamentary Group for Transport Safety. The 85-page report was written by Professor Sally Kyd, the …
AVZ Briefing – London Vision Zero Enforcement Dashboard: outstanding omissions and inconsistencies
September 2025 To download this briefing as a pdf click here Key points The London Vision Zero Enforcement Dashboard (LVZED) offers up to date information on motoring offence sanctions started by the police. But its usefulness is limited as it: 1. Does not provide data at borough level. 2. Combines the NIPs given for public …
AVZ blog – Met Police and reducing road danger – review for London Vision Zero Action Plan 2
September 2025 Download this blog as a pdf here TfL is busy developing the next London Vision Zero Action Plan (LVZAP2). This will be a joint plan with the Metropolitan Police (Met), as was the first LVZAP. So AVZ has produced a few briefings summarising the progress by the Met and with traffic law enforcement, …
AVZ update – London disqualification comparison: key Road Danger Reduction offences
September 2025 Download this update as a pdf here Key points Few drivers are banned in London for speeding, careless driving or using a mobile phone. Of those convicted at court in London (2024), less than: 2% speeding convictions resulted in a ban 5% careless driving convictions led to a ban 2% mobile phone offences …
AVZ Briefing – London Speed Enforcement mid-year 2025 update: 20mph offences on the increase
Septmeber 2025 Download this briefing as a pdf here Key findings (Jan-Jun 2025) 20 mph speed limit offences rose to 204,000 for the first half of 2025. This suggests a total of over 400k for 2025, so up 25% from 2024 and over 10 times that in 2018, when the first London Vision Zero Action …
AVZ Briefing – Road danger reduction and key offences: how the Metropolitan Police compares to other police services
September 2025 Download this briefing as a pdf here Key points London through TfL and the GLA has led the country on reducing road danger in Britain, e.g. 20mph limits, Direct Vision Standards with lorries, and speed limiters in buses and TfL’s fleet. But to be complete, the picture should include work by the police …
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