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WQ.450/2019

WRITTEN QUESTION TO THE MINISTER FOR INFRASTRUCTURE BY DEPUTY M. TADIER OF ST. BRELADE

ANSWER TO BE TABLED ON TUESDAY 22nd OCTOBER 2019

Question

Will the Minister –

  1. provide a breakdown of reported collisions that have taken place on Route de la Haule, including a map of where the incidents have occurred, in the past ten years to date; and
  2. provide a list of the top ten accident hotspots' in the Island in each of the past three years?

Answer

  1. Please find attached two files providing details of the recorded injury collisions' over the last 10 years 2008 to 2018 on Route de la Haule. Other than the graphs page the map also includes latest available 2019 data, this has not been included in the graphs page as the 2019 data is not a full set and incomplete data could skew the summary.
  1. Route de la Haule Map.pdf – map showing locations of collisions with collision reference
  2. Route de la Haule Graphs.pdf – summary graphs of collisions

Please note that the data includes collisions at the Beaumont Filter in Turn and at the junction of Le Mont au Roux as it is not practical to accurately determine exactly where the collision occurred in relation  to  the  road  name  boundaries.  Whilst  the  Department  endeavours  to  map  collisions  as accurately as possible it cannot guarantee exact collision location data as is naturally a margin of error within the data. This is particularly the case for collisions which occurred prior to 2013 which have not been subject to our updated verification processes.

  1. The top 10 hotspots for each of the past 3 years is not a simple answer; to define a hotspot' the Department has looked at locations where 3 or more collisions occur within a 25m radius. Over the last 3 years there have been 901 recorded injury collisions occurring across the entire road network meaning that in any individual year there are less than 10 hotspots. Therefore there are 3 variations on the answer to this question below:
  1. Firstly looking at hotspots within each individual year for the last 3 years we have the following findings with the number of collisions in brackets:

2016

  • Five Oaks (6)
  • St Aubins, Charing Cross/La Neuve Route (3)

2017

  • Robin Hood Signals (5)
  • Airport Roundabout (4)
  • Le Mont au Roux (4)
  • Beaumont Hill Mini Roundabout (4)
  • Stopford Rd / La Rue le Masurier (3)
  • Overpass Roundabout (3)

2018

  • Outside Domino's Pizza (5)
  • Gloucester St / Esplanade (3)
  • Victoria Avenue - Bel Royal Car Park exit (3)
  • Havre des Pas / Green Street (3)
  • Bath Street / Minden Street (3)
  1. Taking the 3 years as one group provides a more meaningful dataset, the top 10 hotspots are:
    1. Five Oaks (9)
    2. Robin Hood Signals (8)
    3. Overpass Roundabout (8)
    4. Beaumont Hill Mini Roundabout (7)
    5. Outside Domino's Pizza (6)
    6. Green Street Roundabout (6)
    7. St Aubins, Charing Cross/La Neuve Route (5)
    8. Airport Roundabout (5)
    9. Gloucester St / Esplanade (5)
    10. Croix au Lion, St Peter (5)
    11. David Place / Val Plaisant (5)
    12. Stopford Road / David Place (5)
  2. To provide a full picture on this subject it is necessary to explain the standard approach; this is to consider the last 5 years' worth of data and look at collisions within a 25m radius (with discretion where trends exceed this area, or where collisions are clearly not connected within the area). This is an approach the Department adopted in 2018 (reviewing data from 2013 to 2017 inclusive). The top 10 sites identified from this approach were:

 

 

Location

Number of Collisions

Action and current status

1

Five Oaks

15

Scheme to be implemented shortly

2

Rue du Fort / St Clements Road

13

Previous works seems to have been effective,  some  changes  added  to future junction refurbishment

3

Overpass Roundabout

12

Identify  and  implement  alternative routes  for  pedal  cycles  as  part  of masterplan works

4

Beaumont  Hill  Mini Roundabout

11

Investigate skid resistance issues

5

Green Street Roundabout

10

To  soon  since  previous  scheme  to assess effectiveness

6

Robin Hood Signals

9

Investigate changes to signal setup

6

Croix au Lion, St Peter

9

Scheme to be delivered (currently in design)

6

Springfield Garage

9

Recent works should address issue

6

Longueville Manor

9

Scheme currently being delivered

10

Beaumont Filter in Turn

8

No Action

10

Mont  Felard  /  St  Aubin's Road

8

Previous works seems to have been effective

10

Gloucester  Street  / Esplanade

8

Investigate skid resistance issues

The Department is currently repeating this process with collisions from 2014 to 2018, the top 10 sites are now:

 

Location

Number of Collisions

Number of Collisions (2013-2017)

 

1

Five Oaks

15

15

=

2

Rue du Fort / St Clements Road

11

13

3

Overpass Roundabout

10

12

3

Beaumont  Hill  Mini Roundabout

10

11

5

Robin Hood Signals

9

9

=

5

Kensington  Place  / Esplanade

9

7

7

Croix au Lion, St Peter

8

9

7

David Place / Val Plaisant

8

7

7

Stopford  Road  /  David Place

8

6

10

Green Street Roundabout

7

10

10

Beaumont Filter in Turn

7

8

10

Gloucester  Street  / Esplanade

7

8

There is an ongoing programme of work to address road safety as any collision is undesirable and can have a significant impact on lives. But it is important to recognise relative risk when interpreting the collision data provided.

It inevitable that the concentrations of collisions are located on roads where there are higher volumes of traffic and particularly at junctions where there are more conflicting manoeuvres, this is reflected in the data.

The risk posed in using Jersey's roads are similar to urban areas elsewhere. Engineering can only ever be part of the solution, as driver behaviours is the dominant factor in the majority of collisions.

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0 5 10 15 0 5 10 15 Collision Summary Sheet for:

Monday 00:00 Route de la Haule RTC's (2008-18)

Tuesday 01:00

02:00

Wednesday

03:00 Rainy,Snow

Thursday 04:00 Rainy,Fog or Mist

Friday 05:00 Snow

Saturday 06:00 Fine,Strong Winds

Sunday 07:00 Fine,Rainy

08:00 Strong Winds

09:00

0 5 10 15 10:00 Fog or Mist

January 11:00 Rainy,Strong Winds

February 12:00 Weather Conditions Unknown

March 13:00 Rainy

April 14:00 Fine

May 15:00

June 16:00 0 10 20 30 40 50 60

17:00

July

18:00 Snow

August 19:00 Flood

September 20:00 Mud

October 21:00 Frost/Ice

November 22:00 Oil or Diesel

December 23:00 Unknown

Road Conditions Wet/Damp

0 5 10 15 0% No VRU Dry

2018 13%

2016 34% P2W 0 10 20 30 40 50 60

11%

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2014 Cycle Darkness No Street Lighting

2012 PED Darkness Street Lights Lit

Daylight

2010 Other Unknown

2008 42% Collisions

Lighting

Fatal Serious Slight 0 10 20 30 40 50 60