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Injury accidents 2021–2025
193
39 a year on average
Deaths 2021–2025
5
253 injured
Accidents per 1,000 residents a year
1.47
Estonian average 1.25
Collisions 2021–2025 (LKF)
1,409
10.8 per 1,000 a year · Estonia 12.3
Accidents in 2026
30
0 deaths · as of 30 September 2026
Collisions in 2026
205
▼ 67 same period last year 272 · as of 31 October 2026

In 2021–2025 there were 193 injury road accidents in Saue vald, in which 5 people died and 253 were injured. Relative to population, that is 1.47 accidents per 1,000 residents a year – 18% above the Estonian average (1.25). Motor insurance data show 1,409 road collisions in the same period, most of them without injuries. The place with the most accidents is Tallinn–Pärnu–Ikla: 5 injury accidents in five years. In 2026, as of 30 September 2026, there have been 30 injury accidents and no deaths.

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Injury accidents and deaths by year

All collisions by year (LKF)

Accidents and dangerous places on the map

Dots: injury accidents 2021–2026, red = fatal. Rings: dangerous places (blue) and collision hot spots (purple).

Places with the most injury accidents

2021–2025. Accidents are grouped into places within about 75 metres. Collisions = insurance claims within the same radius.

LocationAccidentsKilledInjuredPedestrian / bikeCollisions (LKF)
1. Tallinn–Pärnu–Ikla
Laagri alevik · No. 154 in Estonia
5060 / 08
2. Pärnu mnt / Veskitammi tn (tee 4)
Laagri alevik · No. 194 in Estonia
5050 / 019
3. Paldiski mnt
Hüüru küla · No. 309 in Estonia
4040 / 117
4. Tallinn–Paldiski
Hüüru küla · No. 310 in Estonia
4042 / 0115
5. Tallinna ringtee
Jõgisoo küla · No. 361 in Estonia
3050 / 12
6. Tallinn–Pärnu–Ikla
Jõgisoo küla · No. 362 in Estonia
3050 / 03
7. Kiisa–Maidla
Maidla küla · No. 388 in Estonia
3040 / 02
8. Veskitammi tn
Laagri alevik · No. 522 in Estonia
3031 / 210

Collision hot spots

All motor insurance claims 2021–2025, including those without injuries (car parks excluded). Shows where traffic most often ends in conflict.

LocationCollisionswith injuryMost commonInjury accidentsKilled
1. Tallinn–Paldiski
Hüüru küla · No. 60 in Estonia
1151Rear-end collision 87 %40
2. Paldiski mnt / Tähetorni tn
Harkujärve küla · No. 249 in Estonia
482Rear-end collision 52 %00
3. Tee 8 (Tallinn–Paldiski)
Hüüru küla · No. 455 in Estonia
301Rear-end collision 53 %10
4. Pärnu mnt (tee 4)
Laagri alevik · No. 475 in Estonia
291Rear-end collision 48 %10
5. Tee 11116
Saue linn · No. 476 in Estonia
291Collision with crossing traffic 31 %10
6. Pärnu mnt
Laagri alevik · No. 559 in Estonia
250Rear-end collision 32 %00

Dangerous road sections

National roads, 2 km sections, 2016–2025 (10 years, because deaths are rare). Ranked by deaths, then accidents.

RoadMunicipalityAccidentsKilledInjured
1. Road 9 Ääsmäe–Haapsalu–Rohuküla
km 22–24
Saue vald528
2. Road 3537
km 0–2
Saue vald121
3. Road 11 Tallinna ringtee
km 30–32
Saue vald14118
4. Road 4 Tallinn–Pärnu–Ikla
km 18–20
Saue vald14117
5. Road 11401
km 2–4
Saue vald717
6. Road 9 Ääsmäe–Haapsalu–Rohuküla
km 8–10
Saue vald518

Accident types 2021–2025

Who was involved (2021–2025)

How the collisions happened (2021–2025, LKF)

Comparison with neighbours

Nearest municipalities, the county and the Estonian average (2021–2025).

RegionResidentsAccidentsAccidents
per 1,000
KilledKilled
per 100,000
Collisions (LKF)
per 1,000
Saku vald12,1551111.8323.311.0
Lääne-Harju vald13,7541151.671014.55.2
Harku vald19,1281461.5311.09.1
Saue vald26,1701931.4753.810.8
Keila linn10,986420.7600.05.9
Kohila vald7,844260.6625.16.2
Kiili vald7,360160.4325.45.9
Harju County644,7584,7001.46742.317.1
Estonian average1,360,7458,5321.252764.112.3

The per-resident rate ignores through traffic: municipalities with major roads, ports or shopping centres inevitably score higher. Collisions (LKF) are all motor third-party insurance claims, including those without injuries; car-park incidents are excluded.

Sources: Transport Administration (injury accidents), Eesti Liikluskindlustuse Fond (LKF) 2026, Statistics Estonia (population).

Data as of 30 September 2026