Road traffic (RT) security is a major issue for government transport authorities& citizens. Road accidents (RAs) are unclear & accidents are unpredictable & their survey needs issues that affect them. RAs source problems are greater at an alarming rate. Adjusting traffic accidents on roads is a critical challenge. Towards provide benign driving recommendations, clear & suspicious consider of RT information is dangerous. The main of this paper is to consider RAs in India at the national, urban & state city levels. Exploration of RA situation at city & state level displays that there is a vast difference in fatalness threat across states & cities. The probability of fatality is greater than the average in India for ten people outside union territory and 35 Member States. While in these metropolitan cities RAs are slightly lower in India, almost 50 percent of the cities are facing greater fatality risks than their fossil counterparts. There is so an urgent want to identify a failing situation in injuries & road deaths& towards proceeds suitable action.

Road Traffic, Safe Driving, Data Mining Techniques, Literature Review

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