Identifying Seriousness of Car Accidents using Data Mining in Jordanian Roads

Abstract

Deemed as the second most common cause of death in Jordan and the second leading cause of death amongst youths and infants, traffic collisions form a serious health problem in Jordan, claiming an average of 1.25 million lives per year and gravely injuring 50 million more globally. This study purposes to explore the utilisation of data mining strategies so as to identify the seriousness of car accidents in Jordan, and then studying them further so as to pinpoint a number of features that impact car accidents.