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A5758 accidents: crash map and statistics

Collisions since 2015
67
4,403rd highest of 4,923 roads
Casualties
104
1.55 per collision
Fatal collisions
0
No one killed
Serious collisions
11
12 seriously injured
Collisions in 2025
1
Down 90% on 2024
Casualties in 2025
1
Down 94% on 2024

Crash severity on the A5758

None of the 67 collisions on the A5758 were fatal, and 16% were serious (18% across Great Britain).

Collisions by severity, 2015 to 2025

  • Fatal00%
  • Serious1116%
  • Slight5684%

Where the A5758 ranks among 4,923 roads

Most collisions
4,403rd
Most casualties
4,284th
Most fatal collisions
4,444th
Most serious collisions
4,550th

A5758 accidents by year

Collisions on the A5758 peaked at 13 in 2018 and were down to 1 in 2025.

Collisions and casualties on the A5758, 2015 to 2025

  • Collisions
  • Collisions in 2025: 1
  • Casualties

Source: Department for Transport, STATS19 road safety data

View as a table
YearCollisionsCasualties
202511
20241017
20231013
20221116
202157
2020813
201922
20181322
201722
201612
201549

When crashes happen on the A5758

Sunday has the most collisions on the A5758 (19), and noon to 3pm is the busiest time of day (16).

Collisions by day of the week

  • Monday10 (15%)
  • Tuesday7 (10%)
  • Wednesday8 (12%)
  • Thursday6 (9%)
  • Friday10 (15%)
  • Saturday7 (10%)
  • Sunday19 (28%)

Collisions by time of day

  • Midnight to 3am3 (4.5%)
  • 3am to 6am2 (3%)
  • 6am to 9am9 (13%)
  • 9am to noon8 (12%)
  • Noon to 3pm16 (24%)
  • 3pm to 6pm13 (19%)
  • 6pm to 9pm10 (15%)
  • 9pm to midnight6 (9%)

Collisions by month

  • January4 (6%)
  • February2 (3%)
  • March7 (10%)
  • April3 (4.5%)
  • May8 (12%)
  • June7 (10%)
  • July4 (6%)
  • August3 (4.5%)
  • September11 (16%)
  • October7 (10%)
  • November5 (7.5%)
  • December6 (9%)

Light conditions at the time

  • Daylight50 (75%)
  • Dark, street lights lit16 (24%)
  • Dark, no street lighting1 (1.5%)

Source: Department for Transport, STATS19 road safety data

Road and weather conditions in A5758 crashes

On the A5758, 60% of collisions happened where the speed limit was 40 mph and 78% on a dry road surface.

Speed limit at the scene

  • 30 mph6 (9%)
  • 40 mph40 (60%)
  • 50 mph21 (31%)

Weather at the time

  • Fine, no high winds58 (87%)
  • Raining, no high winds6 (9%)
  • Fine with high winds2 (3%)
  • Not recorded1 (1.5%)

Road surface

  • Dry52 (78%)
  • Wet or damp14 (21%)
  • Not recorded1 (1.5%)

Type of road

  • Dual carriageway40 (60%)
  • Single carriageway24 (36%)
  • Roundabout3 (4.5%)

Source: Department for Transport, STATS19 road safety data

People hurt and vehicles involved in A5758 crashes

Car occupants make up 85% of the people killed or injured on the A5758, followed by van occupants (6.7%).

Casualties by road user

  • Car occupant88 (85%)
  • Van occupant7 (6.7%)
  • Cyclist3 (2.9%)
  • Motorcyclist3 (2.9%)
  • Pedestrian2 (1.9%)
  • Taxi or private hire car occupant1 (1%)

Vehicles involved

  • Car105 (77%)
  • Van or goods vehicle up to 3.5 tonnes20 (15%)
  • Motorcycle3 (2.2%)
  • Pedal cycle3 (2.2%)
  • Goods vehicle over 3.5 tonnes2 (1.5%)
  • Taxi or private hire car2 (1.5%)
  • Other vehicle1 (0.7%)

Casualties by age

  • 0 to 53 (2.9%)
  • 11 to 152 (1.9%)
  • 16 to 209 (8.7%)
  • 21 to 256 (5.8%)
  • 26 to 3522 (21%)
  • 36 to 4526 (25%)
  • 46 to 5515 (14%)
  • 56 to 658 (7.7%)
  • 66 to 7511 (11%)
  • Over 752 (1.9%)

Drivers, passengers and pedestrians

  • Driver or rider62 (60%)
  • Passenger40 (38%)
  • Pedestrian2 (1.9%)

Source: Department for Transport, STATS19 road safety data

Map of recent crashes on the A5758

Map of the 25 most recent crashes on the A5758

Use the arrow keys to move the map and the plus and minus keys to zoom.

  • 25 crashes
  • Serious
  • Slight

A5758 crashes by council area

All 67 collisions on the A5758 were in Sefton.

Collisions on the A5758 in each area, 2015 to 2025
RankAreaCollisionsCasualtiesFatalSerious
1stSefton67104011

Recent crashes on the A5758

These are the 25 most recent collisions on the A5758, from 9 October 2022 to 12 January 2025.

Severity