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The P&C Insurance Association of Japan releases “National Traffic Accident Intersection Map”. The worst intersection is Kumano-cho intersection in Itabashi Ward, Tokyo.

Posted on February 9, 2024 by News Admin

The General Insurance Association of Japan (GIAJ) published the “Nationwide Traffic Accident Intersection Map” to prevent and reduce the number of traffic accidents.

Noting that more than half of all personal injury accidents occur at or near intersections and junctions, the report was prepared with the cooperation of local newspapers nationwide and is based on traffic accident data for the year 2022.

In addition to the “10 worst intersections in Japan,” the map page also introduces the characteristics of intersections with the highest number of traffic accidents, the main causes of accidents, and preventive measures for each prefecture.

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