Delhi Road Crash Report Reveals High-Risk Areas

The 2022 Delhi Road Crash Fatalities Report, released by the Delhi transport department, highlights that half of the road crash victims were pedestrians and identifies several high-risk corridors and locations. The report aims to utilize data to rectify crash-prone spots and suggest training for police personnel to target high-risk factors.

The Delhi transport department's 2022 Road Crash Fatalities Report reveals alarming statistics: 50% of road crash victims were pedestrians, while 45% were drivers and passengers of two or three-wheelers.

The report highlights high-risk corridors such as the stretch from Punjabi Bagh junction to Netaji Subhash Place Metro Station, recording significant pedestrian deaths and crashes. Other notable dangerous areas include Mukarba Chowk, Kashmere Gate Metro Station, and several key intersections.

The Road Safety Lead Agency (RSLA) analyzed the data to identify 'crash prone spots,' recommending targeted training for police and redesigning intersections to enhance safety. The RSLA aims to use this data for informed decision-making to improve road safety across Delhi.

(With inputs from agencies.)