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Fewer serious crashes: New Zealand Police Key Performance Indicators 2013
Fewer serious crashes: crash-related hospitalisations of more than one day
| District |
Year to 30 Jun 2013 |
Reduction |
| Southern |
-22% |
Increase |
| Eastern |
-12% |
Increase |
| Bay of Plenty |
-11% |
Increase |
| Tasman |
-10% |
Increase |
| Wellington |
-5% |
Increase |
| Waikato |
0% |
Decrease |
| Central |
4% |
Decrease |
| Auckland Metro |
7% |
Decrease |
| Canterbury |
18% |
Decrease |
| Northland |
33% |
Decrease |
| New Zealand |
2% |
Decrease |
| The target is a reduction in the number of hospitalisations of longer than one day as a result of traffic crashes compared to the previous year. This measure is driven by the Safer Journeys strategy in partnership with Ministry of Transport, the NZ Transport Agency, ACC and local government. Auckland Metro includes Waitemata, Auckland City and Counties-Manukau Districts. Hospitalisation data is not available for these individual Police Districts. |