accident datasets, as a whole, are categorized as clustered in nature, followed by accidents during nonmonsoon
and those associated with educational institutions. Among the analyzed data, monsoon time
spatial densities, estimated based on the Getis-Ord Gi* statistics and point Kernel density function, for
much of the datasets, indicate that the accident hotspots as well as cold spots are clustered around specific
sectors with isolated highs and lows and show spatial variation among the datasets. While the results can
be effectively used for the successful management of traffic and reduction of accidents, micro level
studies can be attempted with additional information on geographical boundary related to population,
vehicle details and road characteristics.