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A seven-year-old girl, Nafisath Misriya, died after falling from a scooter and being run over by a bus in Kerala’s Palakkad district. The accident, blamed on pothole-ridden roads, sparked local protests. Her father survived with minor injuries
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A major pile-up on NH-44 near Chandrayanpalli village in Nizamabad district left over a dozen people injured. Two trucks and three cars were involved in the crash. Miraculously, all passengers, including a motorcyclist, sustained only minor injuries.
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Tragic road accident under wet conditions and driver fatigue claims lives of travelers returning from a West Bengal wedding
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Darwin Public School bus driver caught drunk driving during police check. Patancheru police warn of strict action against intoxicated drivers, emphasising student safety during school commutes
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Hyderabad Traffic Police caught five school bus drivers under the influence of alcohol during surprise checks across 34 locations. Officials urge schools to follow Supreme Court guidelines for student transport, emphasizing safety equipment, experienced drivers, and strict adherence to capacity norms
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A strong legislation that makes tougher penalties for not only traffic rule violators but also road designers and engineers is necessary to control the growing indiscipline on India’s roads
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In the unique awareness campaign, they were disguised as Lord Yama symbolising consequences of reckless driving
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This year marks Pankaj’s second consecutive year of participation, having also supported the initiative in its previous season.
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Cricketer interacts with officials of the Road Transport Authority at Tolichowki, during a road safety programme
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This year, 178 accidents were reported on the Outer Ring Road while last year 91 accidents were reported. Of the 178 accidents reported, 43 were fatal accidents and remaining non-fatal
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The Rachakonda police are geared up for the forthcoming New Year celebrations to avert any untoward incident and ensure an incident-free events.
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People do not fear the law and many drive two-wheelers without helmets and some jump the red signal, says Union Minister Niting Gadkari in Lok Sabha
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This initiative marks a significant step toward creating a safer road environment in Hyderabad.
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A total of 50 RTC drivers were made aware on road accidents and prevention through a power point presentation.
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Cyberabad traffic cops issue a road safety message using the viral clip from Afg-Ban ICC T20 World Cup Match
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In a video conference held with the Commissioners and Superintendents of Police, the DGP said road accidents were a major cause of death among the youth in Telangana
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CV Anand emphasized the need for management of engineering efforts of the State government's infrastructure projects, like SRDP, SNDP, and flyovers, to enhance traffic flow and average speeds within Hyderabad
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For the first time in the State, police have set up Road Safety Village Committees with five to 10 members in every village.
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As part of this campaign, the MP will also distribute free helmets to all the recipients of these licenses during a large-scale awareness meeting
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City-based Twitter users expressed their anguish over some motorists using high-beam headlights and called for strict action by the Hyderabad Traffic Police.