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AI Tool Used On National Highways May Help States Spot Crash Risks

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The proposal comes amid India's continuing road safety challenge. A total of 4,87,707 road accidents claimed 1,77,175 lives in 2024. In 2023, the country had recorded 4,80,583 accidents and 1,72,890 deaths.

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