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Showing Snake Pass (A57) A57

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The road

A57137.7 miles mapped

2.41 times the national average

A57
5,229
National average
2,170

172 casualties, 87 killed or seriously injured, 6 riders killed.

The bends

A57

2.17

bends per km, weighted by how tight they are

Total bends
4,950
Tight bends, under 175 m
2,066
Median bend radius
251 m
Median limit where casualties happened
30 mph

The bendiest rural roads in Britain run about 2.2. A motorway is near zero.

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Conditions

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What this is and is not

The casualty rate is measured, from five years of police records divided by how far people actually ride on each road. The bend count is measured, from the road's mapped centreline. Neither is a prediction, and nothing here says whether you should ride today. Crash clusters show where riders have been hurt, not where you will be. A cluster on a busy road partly reflects how many people ride through it.

Casualties and traffic: Department for Transport, Open Government Licence v3.0. Road geometry and bend measurements: OpenStreetMap contributors, Open Database Licence. Weather: Open-Meteo. Fuel prices: the government's statutory fuel price open data scheme.

More detail on the casualty rates is on our road rate research, and the written guides are in Routes.