Mark Prisk: DfT: All Documents

Written Question

Pedestrians: Greater London

Tuesday 15th March 2016

Asked by: Mark Prisk (Conservative - Hertford and Stortford)

Question to the Department for Transport:

To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, how many (a) deaths and (b) injuries to pedestrians in London were caused by (i) buses, (ii) lorries and (iii) other vehicles in each of the last three years.

Answered by Andrew Jones

The statistics below show the number of cyclist and pedestrian casualties in reported personal injury road accidents with buses, HGVs and other vehicles. The data do not include information about who or what caused the accident, this information would only be known following a detailed accident investigation.

The number of cyclists a) killed, b) seriously injured and slightly injured in two vehicle reported personal injury road accidents with a i) bus, ii) HGV or iii) other vehicle in London is shown in the table below:

Cyclist casualties in a two vehicle reported road accident with a i) bus or coach, ii) HGV or iii) other vehicle: London, 2012-2014

Vehicle:	i) Bus or Coach				ii) HGV				iii) Other¹
	Killed	Serious	Slight	Total	Killed	Serious	Slight	Total	Killed	Serious	Slight	Total
2012	2	22	117	141	4	14	64	82	6	549	3,497	4,052
2013	3	11	114	128	5	13	89	107	5	399	3,615	4,019
2014	0	16	105	121	2	8	97	107	9	340	4,163	4,512

1. Other includes motorcyclists, cars, light goods vehicles and other vehicles such as trams and mobility scooters.

The number of pedestrians a) killed, b) seriously injured and slightly injured after being hit by a i) bus, ii) HGV or iii) other vehicle in a reported personal injury road accident in London is shown in the table below:

Pedestrian casualties after being hit by a i) bus or coach, ii) HGV or iii) other vehicle in reported road accidents: London, 2012-2014

Hit by:	i) Bus or Coach				ii) HGV				iii) Other¹
	Killed	Serious	Slight	Total	Killed	Serious	Slight	Total	Killed	Serious	Slight	Total
2012	11	75	268	354	11	29	47	87	48	950	3,833	4,831
2013	6	63	274	343	13	20	51	84	46	691	4,022	4,759
2014	6	51	300	357	12	16	52	80	48	648	4,484	5,180

1. Other includes pedal cyclists, motorcyclists, cars, light goods vehicles and other vehicles such as trams and mobility scooters.

Written Question

Cycling: Greater London

Tuesday 15th March 2016

Asked by: Mark Prisk (Conservative - Hertford and Stortford)

Question to the Department for Transport:

To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, how many (a) deaths and (b) injuries to cyclists in London were caused by (i) buses, (ii) lorries and (iii) other vehicles in each of the last three years.

Answered by Andrew Jones

Cyclist casualties in a two vehicle reported road accident with a i) bus or coach, ii) HGV or iii) other vehicle: London, 2012-2014

Vehicle:	i) Bus or Coach				ii) HGV				iii) Other¹
	Killed	Serious	Slight	Total	Killed	Serious	Slight	Total	Killed	Serious	Slight	Total
2012	2	22	117	141	4	14	64	82	6	549	3,497	4,052
2013	3	11	114	128	5	13	89	107	5	399	3,615	4,019
2014	0	16	105	121	2	8	97	107	9	340	4,163	4,512

1. Other includes motorcyclists, cars, light goods vehicles and other vehicles such as trams and mobility scooters.

Pedestrian casualties after being hit by a i) bus or coach, ii) HGV or iii) other vehicle in reported road accidents: London, 2012-2014

Hit by:	i) Bus or Coach				ii) HGV				iii) Other¹
	Killed	Serious	Slight	Total	Killed	Serious	Slight	Total	Killed	Serious	Slight	Total
2012	11	75	268	354	11	29	47	87	48	950	3,833	4,831
2013	6	63	274	343	13	20	51	84	46	691	4,022	4,759
2014	6	51	300	357	12	16	52	80	48	648	4,484	5,180

1. Other includes pedal cyclists, motorcyclists, cars, light goods vehicles and other vehicles such as trams and mobility scooters.

Speech in Westminster Hall - Tue 01 Mar 2016
Rail Services: East Hertfordshire

"I beg to move,

That this House has considered rail services in East Hertfordshire.

The railways that serve my constituents encompass six stations and three branches, and they are run by two different companies. We have Govia Thameslink on what we call the Hertford loop, and the West Anglia route …..."
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Speech in Westminster Hall - Tue 01 Mar 2016
Rail Services: East Hertfordshire

"My right hon. Friend is absolutely right. He knows more about the rail system than I have ever begun to understand. He is right that the link between rolling stock and infrastructure is sometimes not represented properly in decision making, with the net result that the paying passenger loses out.

…..."
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Speech in Westminster Hall - Tue 01 Mar 2016
Rail Services: East Hertfordshire

"The Minister’s comments are encouraging. To return to the advent of the new franchise, she described the 15-minute rule as an in-franchise agreement. Does that mean it will be discussed at the time the franchise is let, or will it be negotiated across that period and perhaps introduced later?..."
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Speech in Westminster Hall - Tue 12 Jan 2016
Airport Expansion: East Anglia

"I congratulate my right hon. Friend not only on securing the debate, but on his remarkable leadership over many years in fighting this corner for his constituents, and indeed, for mine, given that we are from neighbouring constituencies. A lot of people are concerned about access, which he has mentioned. …..."
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Written Question

Railways: Standards

Tuesday 6th January 2015

Asked by: Mark Prisk (Conservative - Hertford and Stortford)

Question to the Department for Transport:

To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, if he will make a comparative assessment of average punctuality performance on (a) the West Anglia rail route and (b) other rail franchise routes.

Answered by Claire Perry

The Department does not hold punctuality figures at the level of detail requested. The Office of Rail Regulation publish detailed performance data for Abellio Greater Anglia at

http://dataportal.orr.gov.uk/displayreport/report/html/fb613ad1-feb3-40c4-bbab-ff4f8c64c6d1

The other train operators data can be seen at

http://dataportal.orr.gov.uk/browsereports/3

Written Question

Motorways: Accidents

Monday 5th January 2015

Asked by: Mark Prisk (Conservative - Hertford and Stortford)

Question to the Department for Transport:

To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, how many accidents there have been on the (a) M11 and (b) A(1)M in the last 12 months.

Answered by John Hayes

The latest annual period for which accident statistics have been published and are available for the M11 and the A1(M) is 2013. These are set out in the table below:

	M11	A1(M)
Fatal	1	14
Serious	19	28
Slight	81	218
Total	101	260

Validated data for 2014 will be available in June 2015.

Casualty and collision data is drawn from police reports called STATS 19. These reports are completed when the police attend the scene of an accident where there has been at least one minor injury.

There is no requirement for damage-only accidents, with no human causalities to be reported to the police and therefore this data is excluded.

Written Question

M11: Accidents

Monday 5th January 2015

Asked by: Mark Prisk (Conservative - Hertford and Stortford)

Question to the Department for Transport:

To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, how many accidents there have been on the M11 in each of the last five years.

Answered by John Hayes

The latest five year period for which accident statistics have been published and are available for the M11 between junction 4 (near Woodford) and junction 13 (near Cambridge) are for 2009 to 2013. These are set out in the table below:

Year	Collisions
2009	126
2010	112
2011	105
2012	102
2013	105

Casualty and collision data is drawn from police reports called STATS 19. These reports are completed when the police attend the scene of an accident where there has been at least one minor injury.

There is no requirement for damage-only accidents, with no human causalities to be reported to the police and therefore this data is excluded.

Speech in Commons Chamber - Thu 27 Nov 2014
West Anglia Main Line

"I congratulate my right hon. Friend the Member for Saffron Walden (Sir Alan Haselhurst) not only on securing this debate, but on bringing his typically forensic expertise, about which close watchers of this House will know, to a subject that is dear to the heart of his constituents and mine. …..."
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