How many people are killed on roads in North Ayrshire each year?

Based on the 2-year average of DfT STATS19 data for 2022–2023, North Ayrshire had an average of 5 people killed in road collisions per year, 58.5 seriously injured, and 63.5 slightly injured. This gives a total casualty rate of 1.68 per 1,000 licensed vehicles per year. All figures are police-recorded and published under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

What does the Gera Road Risk Index mean for North Ayrshire?

The GRRI for North Ayrshire is 3/10 (Low–Moderate road risk). This places it at rank #281 of 363 GB local authorities by KSI-weighted casualty rate. GRRI 1 = safest decile; GRRI 10 = highest-risk decile. The index is computed from official DfT data and is an area-level risk context signal — not a direct insurance premium predictor. See the full methodology at https://gerasure.com/methodology/road-risk-index.

How many licensed vehicles are registered in North Ayrshire?

According to DfT VEH0105 (Q4 2023, end December), North Ayrshire had 75.5 thousand licensed vehicles (all types, all fuels, all keepers). This is the denominator used to normalise the GRRI — dividing by vehicle count adjusts for the size of the local vehicle fleet, not just the area population. Source: DfT Vehicle Licensing Statistics 2023, OGL v3.0.

Road risk in North Ayrshire

Scotland · 2022–2023 · DfT VEH0105 + STATS19

What is the road risk level in North Ayrshire and how does it compare with the rest of Great Britain?

North Ayrshire has a Gera Road Risk Index of 3/10, ranking #281 of 363 Great Britain local authorities. Its KSI-weighted casualty rate is 2.59 per 1,000 licensed vehicles per year (46% below the GB average of 4.772). Per year (2022–2023 average): 5 killed, 58.5 seriously injured, 63.5 slightly injured. Source: DfT VEH0105 + STATS19, OGL v3.0.

Proprietary metric:Gera Road Risk Index (GRRI/10)·Data: 2022–2023 · last updated 2026-06-20

3/ 10

Gera Road Risk Index — North Ayrshire

Rank #281 of 363 GB local authorities · Low–Moderate road risk

46% below the GB average of 4.772 per 1,000 vehicles / year

GRRI: 3 /10
KSI-weighted / 1k veh / yr: 2.59
National rank: #281 of 363
Killed / yr (avg): 5
Serious / yr (avg): 58.5
Licensed vehicles (Q4 2023): 76k

These are neutral official statistics from DfT STATS19 and VEH0105. The GRRI is an area-level risk context signal, not an insurance premium predictor. Areas with low vehicle registrations but high pedestrian/cyclist activity will score proportionally higher. Individual insurance quotes depend on your specific vehicle, driving record, mileage, and cover type.

Compare with other areas

Select any GB local authority to see its GRRI and casualty breakdown, or compare your area against the national picture.

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Gera Road Risk Index (GRRI)

3 / 10

Low–Moderate risk

National rank

#281 of 363

KSI-weighted / 1,000 veh

2.59

vs GB average

-46%

Killed / yr (avg)

Serious / yr (avg)

58.5

Licensed vehicles

76k

What this means for your motor insurance

North Ayrshire has a below-average road risk profile (GRRI 3/10) — in the safer 40% of GB local authorities. Lower area-level KSI rates may contribute to more competitive motor insurance premiums, though individual factors still dominate.

Source: DfT VEH0105 (vehicles, Q4 2023) + DfT STATS19 (casualties, 2022–2023). OGL v3.0. Full GRRI methodology.

North Ayrshire road risk — frequently asked questions

What is the road risk level in North Ayrshire?: North Ayrshire has a Gera Road Risk Index of 3/10, ranking #281 of 363 Great Britain local authorities. Its KSI-weighted casualty rate is 2.59 per 1,000 licensed vehicles per year (46% below the GB average of 4.772). Per year (2022–2023 average): 5 killed, 58.5 seriously injured, 63.5 slightly injured. Source: DfT VEH0105 + STATS19, OGL v3.0.
How many people are killed on roads in North Ayrshire each year?: Based on the 2-year average of DfT STATS19 data for 2022–2023, North Ayrshire had an average of 5 people killed in road collisions per year, 58.5 seriously injured, and 63.5 slightly injured. This gives a total casualty rate of 1.68 per 1,000 licensed vehicles per year. All figures are police-recorded and published under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
What does the Gera Road Risk Index mean for North Ayrshire?: The GRRI for North Ayrshire is 3/10 (Low–Moderate road risk). This places it at rank #281 of 363 GB local authorities by KSI-weighted casualty rate. GRRI 1 = safest decile; GRRI 10 = highest-risk decile. The index is computed from official DfT data and is an area-level risk context signal — not a direct insurance premium predictor. See the full methodology at https://gerasure.com/methodology/road-risk-index.
How many licensed vehicles are registered in North Ayrshire?: According to DfT VEH0105 (Q4 2023, end December), North Ayrshire had 75.5 thousand licensed vehicles (all types, all fuels, all keepers). This is the denominator used to normalise the GRRI — dividing by vehicle count adjusts for the size of the local vehicle fleet, not just the area population. Source: DfT Vehicle Licensing Statistics 2023, OGL v3.0.

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Data: 2022–2023 (vehicles: DfT VEH0105 Q4 2023; casualties: DfT STATS19 2022–2023 average). Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: DfT vehicle licensing statistics + DfT STATS19. GRRI methodology: /methodology/road-risk-index.