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Transport

Departmental Vehicles

Mr. Jeremy Browne: To ask the Secretary of State for Transport pursuant to the answer of 5 February 2008, Official Report, column 1008W, on departmental vehicles, what the cost of maintaining and servicing vehicles owned by her Department and its agencies was in each of the last 10 years for which figures are available. [187897]

Jim Fitzpatrick: The requested information, where available, has been placed in the Library of the House.

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Heathrow Airport: Public Transport

Mr. Ellwood: To ask the Secretary of State for Transport what plans she has to improve transport links between the South West and Heathrow airport. [190430]

Jim Fitzpatrick: The AirTrack scheme, on which BAA is currently consulting, and for which they are preparing a Transport and Works Act application, would provide a direct rail link from Heathrow Terminal five to the rail network to the south and west at Staines. Crossrail would also provide additional rail access to the airport, including to mainline train services to the south west. The upgrade of Reading station will benefit passengers on the Great Western main line travelling to the airport. The Highways Agency is developing technology schemes to improve journey time reliability on the M3 and M4.

Maritime and Coastguard Agency: Pay

Richard Younger-Ross: To ask the Secretary of State for Transport when she will publish the Maritime and Coastguard Agency pay comparison study. [189623]

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Jim Fitzpatrick: The Maritime and Coastguard Agency has published its recent pay benchmarking analysis on its internal website.

A version of this analysis will be placed in the Libraries of the House once all commercial aspects have been checked.

Roads: Accidents

Andrew George: To ask the Secretary of State for Transport pursuant to the answer of 20 February 2008, Official Report, column 737W, on roads: accidents, how many (a) deaths and (b) injuries occurred on roads in (i) Cornwall and (ii) England in each year from 2001 to 2005, broken down by age group of those so killed and injured. [190431]

Jim Fitzpatrick: The numbers of deaths and injuries resulting from reported personal injury road accidents in Cornwall and England in 2001 to 2005 by age of casualty are shown in the tables.

Casualties resulting from reported personal injury road accidents, by age of casualty: Cornwall 2001-2005
	Number of casualties
	2001		2002		2003		2004		2005
Age	Killed	Injured( 1)	Killed	Injured( 1)	Killed	Injured( 1)	Killed	Injured( 1)	Killed	Injured( 1)
0-4	0	46	1	37	0	31	0	43	0	19
5-7	0	37	1	53	0	38	0	51	0	25
8-11	0	101	2	93	0	88	0	84	0	63
12-15	1	124	1	128	0	97	1	136	1	91
16-19	4	376	10	411	5	440	7	444	6	470
20-29	9	574	11	521	5	582	10	551	17	552
30-39	7	468	7	442	2	480	7	348	6	399
40-49	4	315	6	300	6	350	8	305	2	308
50-59	8	485	4	375	3	266	5	229	3	254
60-69	1	136	1	140	3	160	3	159	8	129
70-79	3	93	5	90	2	113	2	95	1	96
80+	3	54	4	59	3	82	1	46	1	58
Total(2)	40	2,809	53	2,676	30	2,816	44	2,694	45	2,855
(1) Slightly or seriously injured (2) Includes cases where age of casualty is not reported.

Casualties resulting from reported personal injury road accidents, by age of casualty: England 2001-2005
	Number of casualties
	2001		2002		2003		2004		2005
Age	Killed	Injured( 1)	Killed	Injured( 1)	Killed	Injured( 1)	Killed	Injured( 1)	Killed	Injured( 1)
0-4	33	4,542	31	4,031	28	3,815	24	3,447	24	3,181
5-7	25	5,095	21	4,621	15	4,156	13	3,920	12	3,529
8-11	38	10,590	26	9,156	26	8,215	30	7,939	21	7,228
12-15	90	13,035	78	12,137	72	11,462	78	11,619	66	10,514
16-19	304	30,460	332	30,025	348	29,601	347	29,641	326	29,579
20-29	620	64,242	689	62,084	670	58,485	614	56,606	649	54,946
30-39	546	56,486	498	53,751	507	50,227	490	46,682	438	43,875
40-49	297	34,880	364	34,497	388	34,312	318	33,518	339	33,338
50-59	260	23,622	269	23,006	276	22,136	222	21,501	270	21,278
60-69	210	12,796	176	12,176	204	12,346	163	11,724	161	11,371
70-79	238	8,655	229	8,587	237	8,193	186	7,821	194	7,370
80+	223	4,380	236	4,385	216	4,313	211	4,257	226	4,137
Total(2)	2,916	276,762	2,980	266,040	3,004	254,895	2,714	246,048	2,735	237,749
(1) Slightly or seriously injured. (2) Includes cases where age of casualty is not reported.

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