Daily Current Affairs / Over 1.73 Lakh People Killed in Road Accidents in India in 2023
Category : National Published on: October 06 2025
According to the NCRB, India saw over 1.73 lakh road accident deaths in 2023, up 17,261 from 2022, with 4.64 lakh accidents causing around 4.47 lakh injuries. Two-wheelers accounted for nearly 46% of fatalities, with Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh reporting the highest numbers. Over-speeding (59%) and careless driving (24%) were the main causes, with most accidents occurring between 6 pm and 9 pm. The report calls for stricter traffic enforcement, safer roads, and greater public awareness to reduce fatalities.
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