CONSEQUENCES OF DRIVERS NOT MAINTAINING “INTERMEDIATE DISTANCE” ON CAPITAL CITY ROADS
Keywords:
accident, improper organization of traffic, speeding, condition of roads, existing infrastructure, accident hotspots.Abstract
Time is passing so rapidly that the sharp increase in the flow of vehicles in our country, the movement of vehicles in large cities at speeds even lower than the established norms, and the rise in road-traffic accidents caused by the failure of vehicles to maintain intermediate distances at major intersections have led to a growing number of drivers and passengers being killed or injured. As a result, measures aimed at preventing and reducing such incidents are also increasing.
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