Road traffic injuries (RTIs) stands as one of the leading causes of mortality and morbidity across the globe. Effective injury surveillance systems and pre-hospital and in-hospital interventions set up in developing countries have shown promising results in controlling the problem. This study aimed to standardise and evaluate an evidence-based intervention for safety, efficacy and quality of post-crash pre-hospital and in-hospital trauma care services to improve the outcome in RTI victims. In addition, it establishes the android-based trauma registry for effective RTI surveillance.