Road Safety Analysis Of A Blind Spot Area On Road And Suggestion To Minimise The Accidents: A Review

• Author(s):

  Bipin Kumar Gupta | Praveen Ghdode

• Keywords:

  Accident Weightage Point (APW), Data Analysis, Road Accident, Road Safety Audit (RSA), Blind Spots.

• Abstract:

  The Construction Sector Is Increasingly Challenged To Approximately 10% Of All Road Fatalities Worldwide Occur In India, Where 1,46,133 People Are Killed Annually. The Identification Of Blind Spots In Indore And Other Current And Possible Safety Risks To Drivers Are The Main Topics Of The Case Study. Like The Majority Of India's 3.3 Million Km Of Existing Road Networks, The Section Was Selected For The Road Safety Audit (RSA) Study Because It Already Existed And Sees A Significant Volume Of Traffic Year-round.Geometry And Alignment Adjustments Of Any Type Are Difficult To Implement And Could Otherwise Be Highly Costly. In Order To Make The Travel Safer For Road Users And The Surrounding Region, This Audit Identified Possible Road Safety Issues And Offered Recommendations To Stop Frequent Accidents Or At Least Lessen Their Severity. For Authorities And Road Users, The Fact That India Has 11% Of The World's Automobiles And 11% Of Traffic Fatalities Is Extremely Alarming. By Identifying Black Spots, We Can Implement Corrective Safety Measures In Regions That Are Prone To Accidents. In Order To Analyse The Severity Of Accidents, We Conducted A Road Safety Audit (RSA) After Identifying Areas That Are Prone To Accidents. An Official Evaluation Of New Or Existing Roads And Areas Adjacent To Roads From The Perspective Of All Road Users Is Called A Road Safety Audit (RSA), And Its Objective Is To Find Potential Crash Sites And Safety Deficiencies. In This Paper Presenting Review Of Literatures

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• Paper id:

  IJSARTV12I3104664

• Published in:

  Volume: 12 Issue: 3 March 2026

• Publication Date:

  2026-03-08

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