Human behavioural errors or factors by the road users of 95 (93.1%) was the highest contributing factor followed by environmental and machine factors respectively (Table 3). Vehicle-vehicle collision was the commonest type of fatal road traffic accident collision causing death of 48 (47%) followed by those hit by light goods vehicle (taxi, private car, jeep, van etc.) of 24 (23.5%) (Table 5). The national divisions having the most road traffic deaths were the Western of 52 (50.9%) and Central of 41 (40.1%). Majority of fatal RTA of 41 (40.1%) occurred on semi-urban roads and followed by those occurring on the highway of 26 (25.4%) and rural roads of 23 (22.5%) (Table 6). Most of road traffic deaths of 53 (51.9%) were immediate at the scene of the accident whilst 30 (29.4%) were en route to hospital and 18 (17.6%) were at the hospital (Figure 3).
