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中国拥有全世界1.9%的汽车,交通死亡事故却占了全球的15%。中国2005年公路通车里程为187万公里,拥有民用机动车辆近2700万辆,机动车驾驶员数量达到一亿人,并以年平均12%的速度增长。2006年交通事故丧生的人数近10万,居世界首位。2007年上半年,道路交通事故190270起,同比下降14.3%;造成41933人死亡,同比下降7.9%、221838人受伤,4.4%直接财产损失7.1亿元24.7%。我国城市每万辆车死亡率为50下降到了10.8人左右,但仍是日本的5.3倍、美国的3.5倍。尽管我们有进步,但形势仍然严峻。
China has 1.9% of the world’s cars, traffic accidents accounted for 15% of the world. In 2005, China opened 1.87 million kilometers of highways and nearly 27 million civilian motor vehicles. The number of motor vehicle drivers reached 100 million and grew at an average annual rate of 12%. The number of traffic fatalities in 2006 nearly 100,000, ranking first in the world. In the first half of 2007, there were 190,270 road traffic accidents, down 14.3% from a year earlier; 41,933 people were killed, down 7.9% from the same period of last year, 221,838 were injured and 4.4% were with direct property loss of 710 million 24.7%. The death toll per 10,000 cars in our country dropped from 50 to 10.8, but still 5.3 times that of Japan and 3.5 times that of the United States. Despite our progress, the situation remains grim.