Deaths or serious injuries fall 23% on 20mph and 30mph roads since Wales' default 20mph came in.
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There was a drop in casualties on 20mph and 30mph roads in Wales in the first three months of 2024, after the default 20mph speed limit was introduced.
The number of serious casualties or fatalities has dropped 23%, with 78 people killed or seriously injured on both 20mph and 30mph roads, compared to 101 serious casualties in the first quarter of 2023, before the default 20mph.
When minor injuries are included, the figures still show a 26% reduction for casualties of all severities.
The Welsh government called the figures "encouraging" and said every casualty reduced made a difference.