TRAFFIC ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION ON THE KAMCHIK PASS

Abstract

This research focuses on the investigation of traffic accidents occurring on the Kamchik Pass, a critical transportation route. The study examines key parameters, including the intensity of transport flow and the width of the road, to establish their correlation with the annual number of road traffic incidents per kilometer. Using statistical and analytical methods, the research highlights how these factors influence the frequency and severity of accidents. The analysis provides valuable insights into the underlying causes of traffic incidents and suggests strategies for enhancing road safety. These findings are intended to inform infrastructure development, optimize traffic management, and minimize accident rates on the Kamchik Pass