How many people drive in the UK?

Question

How many people drive in the UK?

Answer 1

http://www.statistics.gov.uk/cci/nugget....

Answer 2

Yes, too many and for no apparent reason other than to clog up the roads (also they're lazy). I only drive to get to work and back because I start at 6:00 am and there is no public transport or if I visit my brother 50 miles away because of the same reason, and that is only occasionally.

The worst offenders are the Chelsea Tractor brigade taking their kids to school because the roads are too dangerous while allowing the "little dears" to hang around the streets all night.

And from my experience most of the "Drivers" on the road got their licences by collecting tokens from Kellogg's.

Answer 3

Very few. Most tend to meander from lane to lane; turn abruptly without signalling and generally hurl obscenities when they are in the wrong.

Answer 4

I would say 50million and most people have 2 cars.

Answer 5

Too many.

In Britain alone 3,172 people died in road accidents in 2006

1.2 million wordwide.

All above figures EXCLUDE injuries or pullution related deaths.

That's one h**l of a disease!

The seventh biggest killer in the world, ahead of diabetes and malaria. The WHO predicted that by 2020 road deaths would become the number three killer, behind heart disease and suicide, although Aids is now a much bigger threat than when that forecast was made.

Yet international funding for Aids, malaria and TB was $4.7bn over the last seven years, compared with about $100m for road safety

Answer 6

Most people 17 and over!

Answer 7

Far too many for the c**p roads to cope with.