<p>A total of 336 cases were registered, of which 68.8% (210) were between the age group 20 – 41 years and 78.6% (264) were males. Students accounted for 17.3% of all admitted cases, followed by traders, bike riders, and drivers with 14.1%, 14.0%, and 6.8% respectively. Of the total, residents of the West-end of Freetown accounted for the majority of cases at 25% (84) followed by Central Freetown at 20% (69), Eastern 19%, and western area rural at 19%. The most common type of injuries was lacerations which accounted for 47% (158), fractures 41%(138), abrasions 29% (97), and swellings 26%(87). The most commonly injured part of the body was the lower Limbs 51%, the head 43%, and the upper limbs 24%. Fractures of the tibia (15.5%), fibula (11.7%), and femur accounted for 8% of all lower limb injuries while the most common injuries of the head were lacerations and fractures of which basal skull 6.3%, mandibular (2.4%) and clavicular fractures 4% were the most fractured bones of the head and upper limbs respectively. The majority of the accidents occurred between 16:00 pm and 8:00 am local time; 86% usually presented on the same day and 44% of the vehicle types were Motorbikes and Tricycles.</p>