Indore reports 2,500 road deaths over five years, safety concerns rise

Indore has recorded around 2,500 deaths in road accidents over the last five years, according to official data.

The figures cover the period from 2021 to 2025 and reflect a sustained trend in fatalities.

Accident numbers peaked in 2023, with 3,566 incidents reported across the city.

Several locations, including Luv Kush Square and stretches along national highways, have been identified as accident-prone.

Authorities have proposed measures such as improved lighting, road widening and construction of flyovers, reported The Times of India.

Officials are also focusing on identifying black spots to reduce accident risk.

The data highlights concerns around road safety and traffic management in the city.

The rising number of vehicles and urban expansion have added to the pressure on road infrastructure.

The trend underscores the need for sustained safety interventions.