Crash Index 2023

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The AAMI Crash Index is based on motor accident insurance claims made by customers of all AAI Limited’s portfolio of brands including AAMI, GIO, Suncorp Insurance, Shannons, APIA, Bingle Insurance, CIL Insurance, Vero Insurance, and Essentials by AAI. Claims data is from 1 July 2022 to 30 June 2023.

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This is the most common crash type

Nose-to-tail prangs are the most common type of collision in Queensland. Stay alert and maintain a good distance between you and the car in front of you. 

This is the most common crash type

Nose-to-tail prangs are the most common type of collision in NSW. Stay alert and maintain a good distance between you and the car in front of you.

This is the most common crash type

Nose-to-tail prangs are the most common type of collision in the ACT, making up 24% – almost a quarter! – of all crashes. Stay alert and maintain a good distance between you and the car in front of you.

This is the most common crash type

Nose-to-tail prangs are the most common type of collision in VIC. Stay alert and maintain a good distance between you and the car in front of you.

This is the most common crash type

A collision with a stationary object is the most common crash type, accounting for 19% of our motor claims. South Aussies, you know the drill; don’t multitask or drive distracted, and always stay focused on the road ahead.

This is the most common crash type

A collision with a stationary object is the most common crash type, accounting for 20% of our motor claims. Tasmanians, you know the drill; don’t multitask or drive distracted, and always stay focused on the road ahead.

This is the most common crash type

Nose-to-tail prangs are the most common type of collision in WA. Stay alert and maintain a good distance between you and the car in front of you.

This is the most common crash type

A collision with a stationary object is the most common crash type, accounting for 20% of our motor claims – that’s around one in five! Territorians, you know the drill; don’t multitask or drive distracted, and always stay focused on the road ahead.

You’re more likely to crash on a

Friday. Please ring in the weekend with caution, because 16% of collisions occur on this day.

You’re more likely to crash on a

Friday. Please ring in the weekend with caution, because 16% of collisions occur on this day.

You’re more likely to crash on a

Thursday – 17% of accidents happen on this day.  

You’re more likely to crash on a

Friday. Please ring in the weekend with caution, because 16% of collisions occur on this day.

You’re more likely to crash on a

Thursday – 17% of collisions happen on this day. 

You’re more likely to crash on a

Friday. Please ring in the weekend with caution, because 17% of collisions occur on this day.

You’re more likely to crash on a

Friday. Please ring in the weekend with caution, because 16% of collisions occur on this day.

You’re more likely to crash on a

Friday. Please ring in the weekend with caution, because 16% of collisions occur on this day.

The most dangerous time on the road is

Between 9:30am and 1:00pm. Almost a third (28%) of crashes occur in this period. So, go slow during your arvo commute.  

The most dangerous time on the road is

Between 1:00pm and 4:30pm. Almost a third (28%) of crashes occur in this period. So, go slow during school pick-up. 

The most dangerous time on the road is

The arvo. Over a quarter (26%) of crashes occur in this period. So, go slow during school pick-up. 

The most dangerous time on the road is

Between 1:00pm and 4:30pm. Almost a third (29%) of crashes occur in this period. So, go slow during school pick-up. 

The most dangerous time on the road is

Between 1:00pm and 4:30pm. Almost a third (29%) of crashes occur in this period. So, go slow during school pick-up. 

The most dangerous time on the road is

The arvo. Almost one third (30%) of crashes occur then. So, go slow during school pick-up. 

The most dangerous time on the road is

Between 1:00pm to 4:30pm. Almost a third (28%) of crashes occur in this period. So, go slow during school pick-up. 

The most dangerous time on the road is

The morning. More than a quarter (27%) of crashes occur then. So, go slow during school drop-off. 

You’re more likely to be involved in an accident if

You’re between 35 and 49 years of age.

You’re more likely to be involved in an accident if

You’re between 35 and 49 years of age.

You’re more likely to be involved in an accident if

You’re between 35 and 49 years of age.

You’re more likely to be involved in an accident if

You’re between 35 and 49 years of age.

You’re more likely to be involved in an accident if

You’re 65 and older.

You’re more likely to be involved in an accident if

You’re over 65. 

You’re more likely to be involved in an accident if

You’re between 35 and 49 years of age.

You’re more likely to be involved in an accident if

You’re between 35 and 49 years of age.