30% of Delhi-Mumbai highway unsafe: Study
NEW DELHI:Nearly 30% of the Delhi-Mumbai and almost half of the Mumbai-Chennai stretches of the Golden Quadrilateral are unsafe for car, bus and truck occupants, says a first-ofits-kind safety study on
Vehicular Safety
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Ban e-rickshaws, says HC after govt says they are unauthorized
In an affidavit filed before the Delhi High Court on Wednesday, the Delhi government has said that e- rickshaws were a “public service vehicle” which would be regulated under the Central Motor Vehicles
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E-rickshaws must be made safer
With battery-operated rickshaws receiving the Union government’s nod to operate in the city, experts believe that there are many factors that hold these vehicles back despite they being environment friendly.
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Road safety campaign launched in Kollam
Drive to be held in all HS schools in district The Career Guidance and Counselling wing of the Department of Higher Education, in association with the Motor Vehicles Department, launched a district-level
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3,500 perish in road accidents every year in State: Report
New plan mulled for road safety The State Government has chalked out a new plan, the Odisha State Safety Action Plan (ORSAP), to check road accidents and save valuable human lives and properties.
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Roads in Uttar Pradesh most unsafe in country
The roads of Uttar Pradesh account for more deaths than any other state in the country. The National Crime Bureau Record (NCRB) Report 2013 indicates road mishaps claimed 1,37,423 lives in 2013 and UP
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Road accidents caused 50.4% deaths in state'
Assam's roads have been termed 'unsafe' by a 2013 National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) report, with the state recording the fifth-highest number of deaths caused by road accidents in the country. "With
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Uttar Pradesh State Road Safety Policy 2014
Uttar Pradesh government launched a road safety policy, claiming to be the first such initiative in the country, which seeks to check occurrence of street accidents and resulting mortalities. Uttar Pradesh
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Tata may lose contract for BRTS buses
AJL Proposes To Reject 94 Buses, Impose Fine Of Rs 12,500 Per Vehicle TIMES NEWS NETWORK Ahmedabad: The future of the Tata buses in AMTS and BRTS fleet that were to hit Ahmedabad streets by October last year hangs by a thread.
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World Bank to investigate road safety in India
ALARMED by the increasing number of road accident deaths in India
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Pushing the right pedal
<p>Hiroko Tabuchi</p><p> Two pedals, centimetres apart