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The present study was conducted to keep in view the various predisposing factors, mode of road users and the pattern of injuries sustained in Road Traffic Accident (RTA) in Meerut. Out of 210 RTA victims who attended the hospital during the study period 185 were included for the study at emergency of SVBP hospital during September 07 to April 08. RTA victims were maximum in age group 15-24 yrs.(24.3%) and percentage of male was very high (77.8%). The maximum RTA victims were passengers (39.3%), followed by pedestrians (31.9%). The maximum RTAs occurred between 9 a.m. -12 p.m. on most of the day and the day involved in maximum of RTAs was Monday (19.6%).The most commonly involved vehicle was motorized two- wheeler (38.9%) followed by a car/taxi (23.3%). Maximum injuries were sustained at lower extremity (55.7%) followed by head & neck (52.4%). In pedestrians lower extremity (57.6%), in drivers upper extremity (56.1%) and in passengers head and neck region (62.3%) was most effected part of body.

An Appraisal of Road Traffic Accidents In Meerut