Road traffic injuries (RTIs) in children and adolescents in India: an overview of epidemiology, reported reasons and its implications

Despite the presence of enforcement laws and policies in India, there remains a significant gap in our national programme for integrating context-specific interventions aimed at educating children and parents about safer road use.Additionally, it is crucial to prioritise infrastructure enhancements and strengthen regulatory enforcement. Artificial intelligence presents a valuable opportunity to predict RTIs by accounting for state-specific characteristics, offering a promising tool for developing targeted prevention and intervention strategies.

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Injury Prevention
Published
2025-06-17
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https://doi.org/10.1136/ip-2024-045376
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Injury Epidemiology and Prevention
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Abstract

Despite the presence of enforcement laws and policies in India, there remains a significant gap in our national programme for integrating context-specific interventions aimed at educating children and parents about safer road use.Additionally, it is crucial to prioritise infrastructure enhancements and strengthen regulatory enforcement. Artificial intelligence presents a valuable opportunity to predict RTIs by accounting for state-specific characteristics, offering a promising tool for developing targeted prevention and intervention strategies.

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