Breaking down Australia's 2019 road toll
2019 NATIONAL ROAD TOLL BREAK DOWN:
* The national road toll was 1188 in 2019, up from 1135 in 2018.
* 352 in NSW, up from 347 in 2018
* 268 in Victoria, up from 213 in 2018
* 217 in Queensland, down from 245 in 2018
* 114 in South Australia, up from 80 in 2018
* 163 in Western Australia, up from 158 in 2018
* 32 in Tasmania, down from 33 in 2018
* 36 in the Northern Territory, down from 50 in 2018
* 6 in the Australian Capital Territory, down from 9 in 2018
* Of the national toll, 573 were drivers, 206 passengers, 159 pedestrians, 208 motorcylists and 39 cyclists.
* The Northern Territory had the highest road deaths per capita at 14.64 for every 100,000 people
* South Australia recorded the largest increase on 2018 with a 42.5 per cent jump.
(Source: Australian Automobile Association)
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