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Injury accidents 2021–2025
117
23 a year on average
Deaths 2021–2025
13
171 injured
Accidents per 1,000 residents a year
0.69
Estonian average 1.25
Collisions 2021–2025 (LKF)
1,139
6.8 per 1,000 a year · Estonia 12.3
Accidents in 2026
21
2 deaths · as of 30 September 2026
Collisions in 2026
240
▲ 57 same period last year 183 · as of 31 October 2026

In 2021–2025 there were 117 injury road accidents in Rapla County, in which 13 people died and 171 were injured. Relative to population, that is 0.69 accidents per 1,000 residents a year – 45% below the Estonian average (1.25). Motor insurance data show 1,139 road collisions in the same period, most of them without injuries. The place with the most accidents is Tallinn–Pärnu–Ikla: 3 injury accidents in five years. In 2026, as of 30 September 2026, there have been 21 injury accidents and 2 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
Vaimõisa küla · No. 339 in Estonia
3180 / 05
2. Pärnu mnt
Märjamaa alev · No. 390 in Estonia
3043 / 07

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. Unnamed place
Orgita küla · No. 443 in Estonia
310Damage to the road or road equipment 94 %00
2. Tee 15
Urge küla · No. 577 in Estonia
241Collision with crossing traffic 62 %10

Dangerous road sections

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

RoadMunicipalityAccidentsKilledInjured
1. Road 4 Tallinn–Pärnu–Ikla
km 58–60
Märjamaa vald7214
2. Road 15
km 46–48
Rapla vald625
3. Road 15
km 58–60
Kehtna vald423
4. Road 4 Tallinn–Pärnu–Ikla
km 46–48
Märjamaa vald323
5. Road 27
km 4–6
Rapla vald220
6. Road 15
km 50–52
Rapla vald617
7. Road 4 Tallinn–Pärnu–Ikla
km 82–84
Märjamaa vald4116
8. Road 4 Tallinn–Pärnu–Ikla
km 44–46
Märjamaa vald, Saue vald318
9. Road 4 Tallinn–Pärnu–Ikla
km 64–66
Märjamaa vald314

Accident types 2021–2025

Who was involved (2021–2025)

How the collisions happened (2021–2025, LKF)

Municipalities in the county

2021–2025 total and yearly average per resident. Population as of 1 January 2026. Click a column header to sort.

RegionResidentsAccidentsAccidents
per 1,000
KilledKilled
per 100,000
Collisions (LKF)
per 1,000
Märjamaa vald7,188421.17719.58.7
Kohila vald7,844260.6625.16.2
Rapla vald13,373410.6134.57.0
Kehtna vald5,32880.3013.84.2
Rapla County33,7331170.69137.76.8
Estonian average1,360,7458,5321.252764.112.3

Comparison with neighbours

All counties and the Estonian average (2021–2025).

RegionResidentsAccidentsAccidents
per 1,000
KilledKilled
per 100,000
Collisions (LKF)
per 1,000
Harju County644,7584,7001.46742.317.1
Võru County33,1912091.2653.05.2
Pärnu County87,0155381.24194.49.0
Ida-Viru County127,9097711.21274.27.4
Lääne County20,2001171.1687.96.2
Põlva County23,2231331.1532.63.7
Lääne-Viru County58,3093231.11175.86.6
Tartu County164,8258561.04506.112.4
Jõgeva County26,5261361.0364.55.9
Järva County29,5731460.992114.25.9
Valga County27,0341320.9885.94.8
Viljandi County44,5982050.92156.76.7
Hiiu County8,330360.8600.03.8
Saare County31,5211130.72106.34.6
Rapla County33,7331170.69137.76.8
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