ANALYSIS OF ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS INVOLVING CYCLISTS IN SHAHRIKHAN DISTRICT
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20241918Keywords:
The role of bicycles in the urban transport system, pedestrian crossings, road accidents involving cyclistsAbstract
Road traffic accidents (RTAs) are one of the most pressing problems of modern society, which cause serious damage to human life, health and the economy. Every year, thousands of people become victims of traffic accidents due to violations of traffic rules, technical malfunctions of vehicles and insufficiently developed road infrastructure. Therefore, it is important to study these incidents and analyze them in depth.
The causes of traffic accidents are diverse, including driver negligence, pedestrians' failure to comply with traffic rules, poor road conditions, speeding and vehicle malfunctions. These incidents lead to serious injuries, material damage and sometimes loss of human life.
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