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Indian Railways witnesses steep decline in number of consequential train accidents – Here’s a detailed report

There was a steep decline in consequential train accidents from 473 in FY 2000-01 to 48 in FY 2022-23.

Indian Railways has witnessed a decline in the number of consequential train accidents in recent years. This is due to several measures being taken to avoid train derailment and collisions of trains. 

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Detailed report on steep decline in number of accidents:

There was a steep decline in consequential train accidents from 473 in FY 2000-01 to 48 in FY 2022-23. In addition, the average number of consequential train derailments between FY 2004-14 was 86.7 per annum while, during FY 2014-23, the numbers reduced to 47.3 per annum.

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Details of Consequential train accidents: 

Financial YearConsequential train accidents: 
2000-01473
2001-02415
 2002-03351
2003-04325
2004-05234
2005-06234
2006-07195
2007-08194
2008-09177
2009-10165
2010-11141
2011-12131
2012-13122
2013-14118
2014-15135
2015-16107
2016-17104
2017-1873
2018-1959
2019-2055
2020-2122
2021-2235
2022-2348

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Details of consequential train derailments:-

Financial YearConsequential train derailments 
2000-01350
2001-02280
 2002-03218
2003-04202
2004-05138
2005-06131
2006-0796
2007-08100
2008-0985
2009-1080
2010-1180
2011-1255
2012-1349
2013-1453
2014-1563
2015-1665
2016-1778
2017-1854
2018-1946
2019-2040
2020-2117
2021-2227
2022-2336

Top 10 measures taken by Indian Railways to reduce number of accidents:-

  • Introduction of Rashtriya Rail Sanraksha Kosh (RRSK) in FY 2017-181.
  • Installation of Electrical or Electronic Interlocking Systems with centralized operation of points and signals.
  • Interlocking of Level Crossing (LC) Gates
  • Complete Track Circuiting of stations
  • System of disconnection and reconnection for S&T equipment
  • All locomotives are equipped with Vigilance Control Devices (VCD)
  • Replacement of conventional ICF design coaches with LHB design coaches
  • Safety of Railway Bridges through regular inspection
  • Patrolling of railway tracks
  • Installation of GPS based Fog Safety Device (FSD)

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