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The image displays a table comparing accident and fatality data for Germany, France, Poland, Austria, and Portugal for the years 2009 and 2019. Germany: 310,806 accidents in 2009 and 300,143 in 2019, with 4,152 persons killed in 2009 and 3,046 in 2019. France: 72,315 accidents in 2009 and 56,006 in 2019, with 4,273 persons killed in 2009 and 3,237 in 2019. Poland: 44,195 accidents in 2009 and 30,288 in 2019, with 4,572 persons killed in 2009 and 2,909 in 2019. Austria: 37,925 accidents in 2009 and 35,736 in 2019, with 633 persons killed in 2009 and 416 in 2019. Portugal: 35,484 accidents in 2009 and 37,213 in 2019, with 793 persons killed in 2009 and 689 in 2019.
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The data represents the numer of car accidedents and the total of individuals murdered in Germany, France, Poland, Austria and Portugal between 2009 and 2019.
The proportion of car crashes in the most countries fell slowly during over ten-year period. The number of killing in five European coutries decreased from 2009 to 2019.
The proportion of vehicular accedents in Germany dropped by approximately 10,000 to highest point at 2019. The number of safety incidents in France, Poland and Austria also slightly declined over ten years. However, the count of road accedents in Portugal incresed by 2,000 to 37,213 at the end of the period.
There is several considerable changes in the number of murders in European countries. Germany, France and Poland had rapid changes in the numerical number of killed people, from approximately 4000 to 3000 people. Austria’s total of persons killed slightly dropped by 214 to the lowest at 416. Portugal’s nuber of killed goverments had also fell.
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