📌 Exploratory data analysis (EDA) techniques, including data visualization and statistical analysis, were employed to uncover meaningful patterns and trends.
Urban areas exhibited a significantly higher number of accidents compared to rural areas, emphasizing the need for targeted interventions and infrastructure improvements in densely populated regions.
The majority of reported cases involved slight injuries, while fatal and serious injuries were relatively less common. Understanding injury severity distribution can guide resource allocation and emergency response planning.
Fridays experienced the highest number of accidents, potentially indicating increased traffic volume or driver behavior before weekends. Sundays had the lowest number of reported accidents, suggesting different driving patterns or reduced traffic flow.
Cars were involved in the majority of accidents, emphasizing the importance of driver education and safety measures for private vehicle users. Uncommon vehicle types, such as horses, had minimal involvement in accidents, providing additional context for comprehensive analysis.
Fine weather conditions were associated with the highest number of accidents, followed by rainy and windy conditions. Weather-specific safety measures and driver awareness campaigns can be developed based on these insights.
Based on the findings, the following recommendations are proposed to enhance road safety:📌 Implement targeted road safety campaigns and education programs in urban areas to address accident hotspots and traffic congestion.
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Enhance road infrastructure and signage in identified accident-prone locations to mitigate potential hazards.
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Encourage responsible driving behaviors through public awareness initiatives, especially during high accident periods.
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Foster collaborations among relevant stakeholders to establish effective road safety policies and monitor their implementation.