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| + | In United Kingdom (UK), road traffic accidents have resulted in 1,732 deaths in the year 2015, which is a 2% dip as compared to the year 2014. Despite the drop in the number of deaths, the casualties across all severities remained at an alarming figure of 186,209. As there is an increasing demand for the use of public roads, there is a strong need for us to prevent road traffic accidents and make the public roads as safe as possible. In order to prevent such accidents, it is therefore crucial to understand what are the different factors that contribute to road traffic accidents, and these understandings may then be used to prevent road traffic accidents from occurring. | ||
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Revision as of 23:01, 8 October 2016
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Problem and Motivation
In United Kingdom (UK), road traffic accidents have resulted in 1,732 deaths in the year 2015, which is a 2% dip as compared to the year 2014. Despite the drop in the number of deaths, the casualties across all severities remained at an alarming figure of 186,209. As there is an increasing demand for the use of public roads, there is a strong need for us to prevent road traffic accidents and make the public roads as safe as possible. In order to prevent such accidents, it is therefore crucial to understand what are the different factors that contribute to road traffic accidents, and these understandings may then be used to prevent road traffic accidents from occurring.
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