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Farhan Ali Khan

Road accidents claim 12,897 lives in three years in Punjab

Published on: December 25, 2025 2:10 AM

In Punjab, including Lahore, 12,897 people died in various traffic accidents during the past three years. According to details provided to Daily Times, in 2025, 482,870 accidents occurred, and more than 569,000 people were injured. The provincial capital, Lahore, has the highest accident rate among the accidents that occurred in the entire Punjab.

In Punjab, 4,791 people died in traffic accidents in 2025. The accident rate in 2025 was 19 percent higher than in 2024.

In 2025, 80.6 percent of road traffic accidents involved men, while 19.4 percent involved women. The highest number of accidents involved 75 percent of motorcycles, 8.6 percent of cars, and 4.7 percent of rickshaw riders.

Moreover, 4.3 percent vans, buses, trucks, 7.4 percent other vehicles, and 10.34 percent pedestrians were also affected in accidents. The highest number of accidents (88,743) occurred in Lahore, 32,309 in Faisalabad, 29,804 in Multan, the lowest number (1,889) occurred in Murree, 3,748 in Attock, 4,301 in Jhelum, the highest increase in accidents ie 27 percent of tractor-trolley, 17 percent cars, 15 percent of motorcycles, 14 percent of buses, 13 percent rickshaws, 10 percent trucks accidents are reported.

A two percent decrease in vans and other vehicle accidents is reported.

Furthermore, in 2023, 3,967 people died in road accidents, 4,139 in 2024, and 4,791 people died in accidents so far in 2025.

 

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