There have been 252 road accidents in Russia over the past 24 hours.

Over the past day, 252 road accidents were recorded on Russian roads, in which 33 people were killed and 290 injured. 22 of the dead were drivers and passengers. This was reported to Izvestia on November 11 by the State Traffic Inspectorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia.

So, in the evening in one of the rural settlements of the Krasnoyarsk Territory, a 32-year-old truck driver ran over a garbage truck standing in front of him on the roadway, which was loading a container with household waste. The driver of the first truck was killed. 24 accidents involving buses were registered, in which there were no fatalities, but 34 road users needed medical help. 10 bus accidents were caused by traffic violations committed by their drivers.

As a result of 95 accidents involving pedestrians, 11 people were killed, and 88 more were injured in various degrees of severity. Among the injured are 24 underage pedestrians, 13 of whom were injured while crossing the roadway in designated places. Of the total number of pedestrian incidents, 55 occurred at pedestrian crossings and 40 outside their area of operation.

Over the past day, 34 accidents involving minors have been registered, in which 34 young road users, including eight passengers, were injured. There are no dead children.
The State Traffic Inspectorate reminded parents of underage road users of the need to be more attentive to their children, trying to ensure maximum safety for them. If possible, you should accompany them to school, to educational classes in clubs, sports sections, and after they graduate, meet them at the exit and escort them home. The lack or negligence of parental control over the behavior and leisure of preschool and primary school children leads to injuries or deaths of young pedestrians, the department said.

According to operational data from the State Traffic Inspectorate, in the first decade of November 2026, 171 accidents involving child pedestrians occurred in the Russian Federation, in which two people were killed and 174 road users under the age of 16 were injured.

The department urged not to leave children unattended on the street, even during a walk together. When traveling with them on foot near the roadway, including in "quiet" courtyard areas, parking areas of shopping malls or shops, at gas stations and inside car service facilities — wherever there is a possibility of vehicles passing in close proximity to pedestrians, you should always keep your child in sight, and best of all lead him by the hand in order to exclude possible unpredictable actions of children due to their age, as well as to have time to react to the danger from drivers maneuvering or parking, who may not notice young pedestrians on the road.

The Traffic Police also called for children to be regularly informed about the rules of the road, the dangers of entering or entering the roadway and the need to comply with the rules of safe behavior. It is important to use retroreflective elements on their clothes to improve the visibility of young pedestrians for drivers on the road in conditions of short daylight hours, autumn weather and evening.

"In addition, the State Traffic Inspectorate urges motorists to strictly follow the rules of the road and always be careful behind the wheel, without being distracted from driving by extraneous actions or conversations. Remember that the life and health of other road users depend, among other things, on your skills, driving experience, general well—being, concentration on driving, as well as the speed of reaction to a sudden change in the traffic situation and law-abiding behavior on the road," said the deputy head of the Department for Road Safety Promotion and prevention of children's road accidents.Police Colonel Anton Belan suffered from traffic injuries at the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia.

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The day before, it was reported that the State Duma at its plenary session on November 10 rejected a bill on fines and driver's license revocation for dangerous driving, adopted in the first reading two years ago.