Research Gate

A four-fold increase in road fatalities has been experienced over the last 30 years. More than 75% of road traffic casualties are economically productive young adults. Pedestrians and passengers are the most vulnerable; they account for 80% of the deaths.

Drivers, pedestrians, and vehicle defects fundamentally affect the possibility of an accident, while travelers and road defects do not essentially cause accidents. Human mistakes, particularly with respect to drivers and pedestrians, is the main accident cause in the Region.

While drivers have been blamed for careless or even drunken driving, pedestrians have been known to spurn traffic rules by crossing the streets at non-assigned points and disrespecting the traffic lights.