Provisional road traffic data for December 2025 indicates a sharp rise in vehicle involvement in crashes, with private vehicles accounting for the largest share, followed by commercial vehicles and motorcycles.
Out of 2,406 vehicles involved in road traffic crashes during the month, private vehicles made up 1,003 cases about 42 percent of the total.
This represents a significant increase from December 2024, when 727 private vehicles were involved, marking a rise of approximately 38 percent.
Commercial vehicles ranked second, with 743 involved in crashes, accounting for nearly 31 percent of all cases.
This is up from 593 commercial vehicles recorded in December 2024, reflecting a 25 percent increase.
Motorcycles also showed a notable rise in crash involvement. In December 2025, 660 motorcycles were involved in crashes, representing about 27 percent of the total.
This compares to 488 motorcycles in December 2024, an increase of roughly 33 percent.
Overall, total vehicle involvement in road traffic crashes rose dramatically from 1,808 in December 2024 to 2,406 in December 2025.
The provisional data underscores growing road safety concerns across all vehicle categories, with private vehicles emerging as the leading contributors to crash statistics during the period.
