The Role of Intelligent Transport Systems in Reducing Road Traffic Accidents in Uzbekistan

Farrukh Amirkulov Bahodir  ugli; Elyor Islamov Bazorboy  ugli; Oʻrunov Dilshod Alimardon  ugli

Farrukh Amirkulov Bahodir ugli Toshkent state transport university
Elyor Islamov Bazorboy ugli Toshkent state transport university
Oʻrunov Dilshod Alimardon ugli Toshkent state transport university

Keywords: Road traffic accidents, traffic jams, traffic lights, traffic signs

Abstract

According to the information published by the government, a total of 10001 road traffic accidents occurred in Uzbekistan in 2021. More than 2425 people died in road traffic accidents and more than 9230 people were injured. Road accidents cause death or severe injury. This paper deals with reasons and solutions for the road traffic accidents in Uzbekistan.

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