According to Operation Lifesaver, an average of eight collisions between trains and motorists occur every day. Over 350 people are killed each year, and about 1,000 are seriously injured. A motorist is 40 times more likely to be killed or seriously injured in a collision with a train than in a collision with another motor vehicle.
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That's a curious statistic: on the face of it I'd have thought the motorist is at much higher risk of collision with another car, not with a train. However the question does not mention motorists specifically, in fact it specifically asks how many "people [are] run over by trains".
In the UK more fatalities on railways are among pedestrians, sometimes trespassing on the railway. British railways are all fenced etc as much as possible, and crossings obvious, so no-one can stray onto the track by mistake. I don't know numbers - though I know they are small. Possibly the largest and least publicised cause of delays to rail services in Britain though are not car/train or person/train collisions on level-crossings by motorist's or pedestrian's accident or misjudgement, though they do happen, but suicides.
Yes, it is a certain and quick death - and I knew two who killed themselves like that, one on the London Underground - but it is very selfish. For it is an appalling experience for the unfortunate driver, and causes no end of problems while he or she is relieved of duty to recover from the shock, the body is recovered and the train and scene are examined forensically.
over 20 people born in a year because people catch the masixezma disease and then they die.
3%
Over 3 million people visit the Paricutin Volcano each year.
Over 2.6 million visit each year.
Over 35 five people have committed suicide in Washington last year.
About 1000 people get hit by trains every year.
A Lot
Yes there were trains in the year 1900.
over 1,000 a year
over 2 million people in one year
it kill over 15600 people a year
over 9000
there is over 1000 deaths a year
over 1.5billion a year
over 200,000 people per year
how many people go to the museum a year.
depends on how many people you invite over