An evaluation of highway crash-prone areas: A case study on Pan Borneo Highway in the state of Sarawak

Road traffic crashes is one of the major causes death that needs to be addressed globally. Many studies have been conducted identify contributing factors and determine required preventive measures. This study evaluates 164 along a 10 kilometres section Pan Borneo Highway Sarawak. The investigated main within this road through multiple sources: based on expert site evaluation, analysis incident report police accident record. finding reveals most accidents (93%) occurs during daytime, weather contributes combined 69% private car owners (80%) cause crashes. also indicates condition significant factor occurrence in area 64% total