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Road collisions in Hart

Police recorded 734 road collisions involving injury in Hart between 2021 and 2025, about 147 a year. 11 of them were fatal, and an estimated 171 involved serious injury once DfT's severity adjustment is applied. These are reported injury collisions only: damage-only incidents and unreported injuries are not included.

734reported collisions, 2021 to 2025
147a year on average
11fatal
171serious (estimated)
977casualties

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When collisions happen

The busiest hour was 5pm to 6pm, and 31% of collisions happened between 3pm and 7pm (fewer than the 32% across Great Britain). Tuesday had the most collisions, and 27% happened at weekends.

00: 5 00 01: 8 02: 4 03: 3 03 04: 4 05: 7 06: 25 06 07: 33 08: 46 09: 39 09 10: 33 11: 43 12: 46 12 13: 45 14: 48 15: 58 15 16: 50 17: 78 18: 39 18 19: 40 20: 18 21: 25 21 22: 22 23: 15
Collisions by hour of day (00 = midnight to 1am)
Sun: 92 92 Sun Mon: 92 92 Mon Tue: 128 128 Tue Wed: 102 102 Wed Thu: 105 105 Thu Fri: 112 112 Fri Sat: 103 103 Sat
Collisions by day of week

Trend over time

Reported collisions went from 148 in 2021 to 140 in 2025, a fall of 5%. Counts are affected by traffic levels, population and changes in how police record injuries, so Hart should not be ranked against other areas on these numbers alone.

2021: 148 148 2021 2022: 157 157 2022 2023: 144 144 2023 2024: 145 145 2024 2025: 140 140 2025
Reported collisions per year

Who is affected

Across Hart, 977 people were injured or killed in these collisions. Pedestrians were 8% of casualties (14% across Great Britain), pedal cyclists 9% (12%) and motorcyclists 9% (12%). Car and taxi occupants made up 68%. 3 of the pedestrians were killed.

Children aged 0 to 15 were 7% of casualties, lower than the 9% national share. People aged 16 to 25 were 19% (21% nationally), and people over 65 were 13% (10% nationally).

Road userCasualtiesShare in HartShare across GB
Pedestrians818.3%14.5%
Pedal cyclists909.2%11.9%
Motorcyclists878.9%12.4%
Car and taxi occupants66968.5%54.4%
Bus and minibus occupants00.0%1.8%
Van and goods vehicle occupants474.8%3.5%
Other road users30.3%1.6%

Casualties by age

AgeCasualtiesShare in HartShare across GB
0 to 5181.8%1.6%
6 to 10131.3%2.6%
11 to 15373.8%4.8%
16 to 20939.5%10.6%
21 to 25919.3%11.0%
26 to 3515816.2%20.8%
36 to 4517017.4%15.8%
46 to 5514615.0%12.8%
56 to 6512112.4%10.1%
66 to 75727.4%5.3%
Over 75565.7%4.5%

Vehicles involved

10.8% of collisions involved a pedestrian casualty (17.7% nationally), 12.3% a cyclist (15.0%) and 11.6% a motorcyclist (15.3%). 3.5% involved a goods vehicle (3.9% nationally) and 22.5% involved a driver aged 17 to 24 (21.1%). 2 collisions involved an e-scooter.

VehicleVehiclesShare in HartShare across GB
Cars and taxis1,00776.1%69.7%
Vans (up to 3.5 tonnes)927.0%6.4%
Heavy goods vehicles292.2%2.3%
Motorcycles886.7%9.3%
Pedal cycles937.0%8.7%
Buses and minibuses60.5%1.8%
Other vehicles80.6%1.8%

Collision hotspots in Hart

These are the 100 metre squares with the most reported collisions in 2021 to 2025. Location is the average position of the collisions in each square, so treat it as approximate.

#Main roadJunction typeCollisionsFatalMap
1 B3011 T or staggered junction 13 0 View on map
2 A287 T or staggered junction 8 1 View on map
3 A30 Crossroads 7 0 View on map
4 A287 Not at a junction 7 0 View on map
5 A30 Not at a junction 7 0 View on map
6 B3272 T or staggered junction 7 0 View on map
7 B3013 T or staggered junction 6 0 View on map
8 B3272 Not at a junction 6 0 View on map
9 A30 T or staggered junction 6 0 View on map
10 Unnumbered road T or staggered junction 5 0 View on map
11 A331 T or staggered junction 5 0 View on map
12 B3011 T or staggered junction 4 0 View on map
13 A30 Not at a junction 4 0 View on map
14 A33 Not at a junction 4 0 View on map
15 Unnumbered road Not at a junction 4 0 View on map
16 A33 Roundabout 4 0 View on map
17 A323 Roundabout 4 0 View on map
18 B3349 Not at a junction 4 0 View on map
19 A287 Not at a junction 4 0 View on map

Numbered roads with the most collisions

42% of collisions happened on roads with a 30 mph limit or lower (69% nationally), and 32% on roads with a 60 or 70 mph limit (18% nationally). 47% were at or within 20 metres of a junction or roundabout, lower than the national 54%.

RoadCollisionsFatalSerious (est.)
A30 85 1 27
A287 62 1 13
M3 62 3 11
B3349 51 0 15
B3272 44 2 8
A323 33 1 9
B3011 31 0 6
B3013 27 0 7
A327 26 1 6
A3013 23 0 7
B3016 12 1 5
A33 11 0 2
A331 6 0 2
B3010 3 0 1
A3 1 0 1

Collisions on unnumbered local streets are not listed here. Use the postcode search to see them.

Conditions

27% of collisions in Hart happened in darkness, close to the 28% across Great Britain. 32% happened on roads classed as urban, lower than the national 67%.

Type of road

Type of roadCollisionsShare in HartShare across GB
Motorway 62 8.4% 3.0%
A(M) road 0 0.0% 0.2%
A road 248 33.8% 44.0%
B road 170 23.2% 12.5%
C road 0 0.0% 4.4%
Unclassified road 254 34.6% 35.9%

Speed limit

Speed limitCollisionsShare in HartShare across GB
20 mph 13 1.8% 17.1%
30 mph 292 39.8% 52.0%
40 mph 79 10.8% 8.7%
50 mph 114 15.5% 4.4%
60 mph 163 22.2% 12.2%
70 mph 73 9.9% 5.5%

Junctions

JunctionsCollisionsShare in HartShare across GB
Not at a junction 388 53.2% 45.9%
T or staggered junction 220 30.1% 28.5%
Crossroads 45 6.2% 9.5%
Junction with more than four arms 1 0.1% 1.6%
Private drive or entrance 38 5.2% 2.2%
Other junction 4 0.5% 6.1%
Roundabout 34 4.7% 6.2%

Light conditions

Light conditionsCollisionsShare in HartShare across GB
Daylight 536 73.0% 71.7%
Darkness, street lights lit 84 11.4% 20.6%
Darkness, street lights unlit 2 0.3% 0.7%
Darkness, no street lighting 99 13.5% 5.3%
Darkness, lighting unknown 13 1.8% 1.7%

Urban or rural

Urban or ruralCollisionsShare in HartShare across GB
Urban 238 32.4% 67.2%
Rural 496 67.6% 32.8%

About these figures

Only collisions involving injury that were reported to the police are counted. The figures are not adjusted for traffic volume or population, so they should not be used to rank areas against each other. Serious and slight splits use the Department for Transport's severity adjustment. Full explanation.