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Mohali ranks 3 in road fatalities

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Mohali, December 29

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As many as 296 people lost their lives and 233 persons were grievously injured in road accidents and crashes in Mohali district in 2022, according to a report titled ‘Punjab Road Crashes and Traffic’. The report was released by the office of the Punjab Director General of Police.

The district ranked third in Punjab — below Ludhiana and Patiala — for fatalities in road accidents last year. In 2021, Mohali recorded 269 deaths due to road accidents, while the number was 254 in 2020.

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With 81 black spots, Mohali has the highest number of accident-prone areas. The district-wise list of blackspots identified in Punjab for the third phase (2019-2021) shows that there are 49 recurring black spots — 39 on National Highways, eight on MC roads, and one each on major district roads and village roads — and 32 new black spots (16 on NH and 12 on MC road) in the district.

Fatehgarh Sahib and Rupnagar are ranked No. 1 and No. 2, respectively, whereas Mohali is No. 3 in the district-based ranking system, which is calculated on the basis of fatalities per million of population.

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