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Abstract Climate change is a global phenomenon with broad consequences. The influence of climate change on road safety emerged as a momentous area of concern. The purpose of the study was to identify the potential relationships to understand how climatic variable (temperature) contribute to variations in road safety leading to road accidents in district Sargodha. To achieve the proposed objectives of the study, data were collected, analyzed and interpreted. Questionnaire was prepared for respondents (drivers). Accordingly, 60 drivers were participated in the study across from the district Sargodha. Generally, 60 participants were selected using convenient sampling technique. The quantitative approach has been used in order to gather and analyze the data using statistical analysis procedures with the help of Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS). The findings and results obtained from this study mostly showed that extreme hot temperature affects vehicle body and road infrastructure similarly extreme cold temperature cause vehicle skidding ultimately leads to accidents. To encounter these challenges drivers must driving carefully, avoid high speed and meticulous driving is essential during extreme temperatures. Awareness programs and training must be given to the drivers so that they adjust their vehicles and driving habits in accordance with driving guidelines to avoid road accidents.
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