Road Traffic Incidents Are Becoming A Regular Issue Nowadays

INTRODUCTION Road traffic incidents are becoming a regular issue nowadays. In spite of many remedial actions taken by a government to solve these issues, there are ever increasing. The road accidents becoming another big c health concern at the public level. The accidents have risen up to around 50 million injuries and 1.2 million of deaths around the world. Talking about Dubai specifically it is a lucrative country for businesses and offers a luxury lifestyle for all, these attractions have made it a very high traffic area. All the steps taken to control the issue are the constraint and are offered limited success. The researches made on the matter under discussion are usually undisclosed and thus remain unsolved. Hence, Dubai encounters a very high level of traffic issues and accidents. Research on road safety has been conducted for several years, yet many issues still remain undisclosed and unsolved. 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