A recent report by Gurugram's road safety committee highlights critical safety gaps on all six connecting corridors to the NH-48 expressway. Key deficiencies include a lack of pedestrian crossings, inadequate street lighting, missing road markings, and poor signage. The report, finalized after a joint inspection on February 4 by various authorities, pointed out four accident-prone locations—Iffco Chowk, Atlas Chowk, Khoh, and Sector 33—where six to seven fatalities have occurred over the past three years. These areas are characterized by unsafe public transport stops, hard objects near road shoulders, and insufficient lighting. The report emphasizes the need for short-term traffic enforcement and long-term infrastructural improvements, including speed calming measures and better signage. Traffic violations such as wrong-side driving and overspeeding have been identified as major contributors to accidents. In 2024, Gurugram reported 1,024 accidents, with 478 fatalities, while NH-48 alone accounted for 247 accidents resulting in 150 fatalities. Authorities are now conducting routine safety audits and utilizing AI technology for enhanced monitoring and timely improvements.