Predictive traffic situation on the road

Road safety is a pressing issue worldwide, but some cities stand out for their alarming accident rates. In this blog, we delve into the harrowing realities faced by first responders in two of the most dangerous urban landscapes: Cotonou in Benin and Bangkok in Thailand. Through the eyes of dedicated paramedics and firefighters, we explore the challenges, struggles, and triumphs they encounter while serving their communities. Cotonou: Chaos on the Roads Cotonou, the economic capital of Benin, is a city where chaos reigns supreme on the roads. Despite being one of the smallest and politically stable countries in West Africa, Benin grapples with a rudimentary infrastructure that leads to a staggering number of road accidents. Each year, over 3,000 accidents occur on the streets of Cotonou, making travel a risky venture for its residents. The situation raises significant public health concerns. Romaric Gbaguidi and Frederic Agbotro are members of the National Fire Brigade in Benin, tas...