A research report based on the 100 road traffic accidents examined in Jaipur city for the period between January 2017 to December 2017, was submitted to the Ms. Prerna Singh, Coordinator – Centre for Road Safety, SPUP, Rajasthan. The report aims at listing all the contributing factors leading to accidents and the resulting injuries, and ranking them on a scale of priority to mitigate accidents and resulting injuries alike.
A research report based on the 156 road traffic accidents examined in Ahmedabad city for the period between January 2016 to December 2016, was submitted to the Transport Commissioner, Gujarat. The report aims at listing all the contributing factors leading to accidents and injuries separately, and ranking them on a scale of priority to mitigate accidents and resulting injuries alike.
A research report, based on the 218 road traffic accidents examined on National highways, State highways, and district/arterial roads for the period between January 2016 and December 2016, was submitted to the Superintendent of Police, Coimbatore Rural District. The report aims at listing all the contributing factors leading to accidents and injuries separately, and ranking them on a scale of priority to mitigate accidents and resulting injuries alike.
A research report, based on the 155 road traffic accidents examined on the Mumbai-Pune Expressway for the period between January 2016 and December 2016, was submitted to the Additional Director General of Police, Traffic (ADGP – Traffic). The report aims at listing all the contributing factors leading to accidents and injuries separately, and ranking them on a scale of priority to mitigate accidents and resulting injuries alike.
A research report, based on one year in-depth accident study between Feb 2014 and Feb 2015 on selected stretches of Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar district. It was submitted to the commissioner of Transport, Govt. of Gujarat. The report aims at listing the contributing factors leading to accidents and injuries separately and also ranking them on a scale of priority to mitigate accident and injury severity of accidents.
A research report, based on the two years of in-depth accident study between October 2012 and October 2014, on the highways and state highways of Coimbatore, was submitted to the Superintendent of Police, Coimbatore rural. The report aims at listing the contributing factors leading to accidents and injuries separately, and also ranking them on a scale of priority to mitigate accidents and resulting injuries alike.
A research report, based on the two years of in-depth accident study on the Mumbai-Pune expressway, was submitted to the Additional Director General of Police, Traffic (ADGP-Traffic). The report aims at listing the contributing factors leading to accidents and injuries separately, and also ranking them on a scale of priority to mitigate accidents and resulting injuries alike.
A research report, based on the one year in-depth accident study on the Mumbai-Pune expressway, was submitted to the Additional Director General of Police, Traffic(ADGP-Traffic) and was shared with media on a press meet. The report gained good exposure because of its unique approach of listing the contributing factors leading to accidents and injuries separately, and also ranking them on a scale of priority to mitigate accidents and resulting injuries alike.
Annual report explaining the usefulness and significance of collecting in-depth accident data and throws light on the existing limitations and a few suggestions to overcome the limitations.
JP Research India in association with iRAP (International Road Assessment Programme) performed a Baseline Data Collection project across four stretches of Karnataka and Gujarat states in India. This project was supported by the Global Road Safety Facility (GRSF) and Bloomberg Philanthropies. Traffic speed and volume studies, crash investigations, and crash data analysis were performed in these stretches by JPRI.
