Why the pulse in the carotid artery is stronger than the pulse near your wrish?

Answer 1

The pulse is stronger in the carotid artery than the brachial artery due to its greater size and greater blood flow. The carotid artery delivers blood to the head and especially the brain, so it must deliver a bigger percentage of blood flow. The brachial artery delivers blood to the arm which is at rest much of the time. The brain requires enough blood flow and oxygen that it is supplied by both the carotid arteries (2) and the vertebral arteries (2) as well.

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Answer 2

Because the carotid artery (in the neck) is nearer to the heart than the radial pulse (in the wrist).