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Analysis and Visualization of Environmental Causes on Automobile Accidents in Dense Traffic Float Areas

Driving has become one of the most effi cient ways to commute in past decades. Yet, there are over 3,200 fatalities caused by car accidents each day. Our society tends to blame the factors of these casualties on individuals—speeding, not paying attention to the road, and drowsy driving. However, possible external causes of car accidents are often overlooked. Horrible road conditions, confusing road signs, baffl ing weather, and pedestrians crossing the street in the driver’s right of way can all be crucial external factors of a car accident. In the 2016 article “Adverse Weather Conditions and Fatal Motor Vehicle Crashes in the United States,” Shubhayu Saha hypothesized that weather and road conditions might increase the likelihood of motor vehicle fatalities. Saha found that weather-related fatalities constituted about 16% of total fatalities.