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On February 12, 2026, 12:10:28 PM UTC, Gravatar IDP Admin:
  • Added the following fields to resource Road Classification Wise Number of Road Accidents, Injuries and Deaths in Traffic Accidents in India

      indicators with value similar_resources with value mapping_status with value additional_info with value lgd_mapping with value


  • Removed the following fields from resource Road Classification Wise Number of Road Accidents, Injuries and Deaths in Traffic Accidents in India

      tags similar_datasets village_no


  • Changed value of field idp_ready to True in resource Road Classification Wise Number of Road Accidents, Injuries and Deaths in Traffic Accidents in India


  • Changed value of field data_insights of resource Road Classification Wise Number of Road Accidents, Injuries and Deaths to The Road Classification-wise Number of Road Accidents, Injuries and Deaths dataset provides key insights into how different categories of roads contribute to India’s overall traffic accident burden. Data trends typically show that National and State Highways, while constituting a smaller portion of total road length, account for a disproportionately large share of fatal accidents and injuries due to high traffic volume, speeding, and long-distance transport movement. In contrast, rural and district roads often experience accidents linked to poor infrastructure, lack of lighting, and limited safety measures.Comparative analysis across road types enables policymakers to identify infrastructure and enforcement gaps, such as inadequate signage, unsafe crossings, or weak surveillance on high-speed corridors. These insights are invaluable for formulating evidence-based road safety policies, prioritizing investment in safer road design, and improving emergency response mechanisms. (previously The Road Classification-wise Number of Road Accidents, Injuries and Deaths dataset provides key insights into how different categories of roads contribute to India’s overall traffic accident burden. Data trends typically show that National and State Highways, while constituting a smaller portion of total road length, account for a disproportionately large share of fatal accidents and injuries due to high traffic volume, speeding, and long-distance transport movement. In contrast, rural and district roads often experience accidents linked to poor infrastructure, lack of lighting, and limited safety measures. Comparative analysis across road types enables policymakers to identify infrastructure and enforcement gaps, such as inadequate signage, unsafe crossings, or weak surveillance on high-speed corridors. These insights are invaluable for formulating evidence-based road safety policies, prioritizing investment in safer road design, and improving emergency response mechanisms.) in Traffic Accidents in India