Analysis of the Role of Sand Storm on Road Accidents (Case Study: Minab to Jask)

This paper aims to examine the impact of dust storms on road accidents on Brtdad, a pivotal road from Minab to Jask. This study documents the use of secondary data synoptic stations between the years 1385 to 1391 in Minab city. Given the significant relationship between road accidents and dust storms, the investigation revealed that the highest number of road accidents in Minab city occurred in the spring, and April is often prone to dust storms as dry weather occurs sat this time of year. The number of accidents that occurred in the central province police forces were taken and analyzed. Given the significance of the difference between road accidents caused by a dust storm statistical analysis makes it possible to predict the occurrence of synoptic weather by using a NOAA Weather Map. Understand the characteristics enables predictions of climate events the day before they occur so this kind of traffic and road accidents can be prevented by informing the police so that road traffic management can occur, relief roads used and drivers warned.