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Just the US but just for comparison I'm taking an average of how many accidents versus how many deaths because America actually has more traffic accidents than any other country in the world at 2.21 million where as India had 480,652 accidents. But even though they have less accidents they had more deaths. I'm guessing safety regulations has to do with that ( these numbers are that of a 2018 study however the numbers primarily stay the same, of course there were decreases due to covid and everything else which is why I went back to 2018
"More than 110,000 people are killed each year in road accidents across India, according to police." For comparison America has about 46,000 deaths in accidents >

Just for clarification, do you mean America as in the US or the continents? Because that's a population of ~330 million vs 1 billion.
If you mean the continents, then the population would be comparable to India.
Edit: just googled, the US alone has 46k deaths a year, meaning a lot higher per capita.
But there's also quite a lot more road activity in the US, I reckon.
Either numbers are way, way too high...