Figures on accidents involving cyclists where motorists are using cell/mobile phones I am trying to get hold of some figures for accident rates where either, ideally just cyclists or, just general road users &amp; pedestrians, are involved in accidents (or reported near misses) because a motorist/cyclist has been using a mobile phone. I would like (if possible) to have information regarding Sweden and other countries where cell phone use is not banned, and in countries where it has been banned such as the UK. 

As a cyclist who lived in the UK and now lives in Sweden I notice a considerable difference in my "near miss" rate, and the vast majority of my near misses here come from phone users (and bus drivers, but that was the same in GB!). If I can get some statistics I am going to look in to campaigning my local politician and having cycling friends in the area note down their near miss rates (how many kilometers per evasive action).

Examples of the sort of nice stats I'm looking for: 

xx% of accidents involving cyclists in Sweden are suspected or proven to be due to one or more parties involved using a cell phone at the time of the accident.

Since banning the use of cell phones the overall rate of accidents involving cyclists has decreased by xx% in the UK, and those involving cell phones has decreased from aa% to bb%
As Batman has commented, I suspect getting the data down to this level is probably going to be quite hard.  That said there is some Australian research which may be of interest to you.  In particular a study undertaken in South Australia which looked at the circumstances surrounding crash involvement for a group of 61 bicycle riders involved in a collision with a motorised vehicle who were admitted to the Royal Adelaide Hospital over the period between January 1 2008 and December 31 2010. You can read a summary of this study on my site. 

This descriptive study provides some insight into cyclists and motor vehicle interaction and adds to growing literature on the subject.

http://aushiker.com/profiling-cyclists-injured-in-crashes/