Human error accident prevention system

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1. Maharashtra faces a serious road safety crisis, with tens of thousands of lives lost due to traffic accidents, many of which are caused by human error and overspeeding. Between 2019 and 2025, the state recorded over 95,700 road deaths, showing how dangerous road travel has become. Hindustan Times In recent years alone, around 15,434 people died in road crashes in Maharashtra in 2023, with more than 65% of these fatalities linked directly to overspeeding-making it the biggest cause of deadly crashes on highways and city roads. The Times of India Even younger riders and pedestrians suffer most, especially where helmets or safety gear are not used or speed limits are ignored. This high number of deaths highlights the urgent need for systems like HEAPS (Human Error Accident Prevention System), which can detect and alert drivers about dangerous behavior such as overspeeding, drunk driving, and lack of safety measures, ultimately reducing accidents and saving lives across Maharashtra.