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37,000 Deaths Recorded on 6,358 Dangerous National Highway Stretches in 3 Years

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More than 37,000 people have lost their lives on India's National Highways over a three-year period spanning 2023 to 2025. These fatalities are concentrated on 6,358 specific stretches officially identified as 'black corridors' due to their high accident rates. Black corridors are road segments notorious for repeated crashes and fatalities, making them priority safety concerns. The data highlights a persistent and serious road safety crisis on India's national highway network.

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