Commuting in Indian urban centers is riddled with obstacles, where inadequate sidewalks and hazardous road conditions push people towards c...

India's telecom regulator TRAI is exploring spectrum rules for vehicle communication. This move paves the way for autonomous cars. The Depa...

A recent report highlights India's alarming pedestrian fatality rate, with 1 in 5 road accident deaths being pedestrians. This exposes crit...

Delhi's government introduced the Towards Zero Fatality District Plan to reduce road accident deaths. The strategy included the ‘Platinum T...

Speeding luxury cars have caused several fatal accidents across India, highlighting the dangers of reckless driving. Recent incidents in Pu...

The Ministry of Road Transport plans to introduce dedicated lanes for two-wheelers on state highways and urban roads, aiming to reduce acci...

The proposed system will inform the driver of the presence of pedestrians and cyclists in the close-proximity and warn him. The ministry ai...

GoI's push for Lifestyle for Environment (LiFE) makes road safety critical. Better constructed and maintained roads will improve safety, pa...

Pedestrians are the most vulnerable road users as they have no protection in case of an accident.

Around 1.5 lakh people are killed in road accidents every year in the country, nearly 60% of them are pedestrians.

As per National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), total number of pedestrian deaths in road accidents during 2013, 2014 and 2015 stood at 12,385...

Airport-bound taxis and cars clock between 100 kmph and 140 kmph, endangering pedestrians, cyclists and two-wheelers.

In 2014, a maximum of 67,250 road mishaps were reported from Tamil Nadu, followed by 61,627 from Maharashtra and 53,472 from Madhya Pradesh.

The initiative was taken on priority basis after several incidents of accidents involving pedestrians walking on the road were reported.

Policing has to improve, and the job of cops should be to crack down on rash or drunken driving, not to harass rickshaw drivers for bribes.

Drivers are found to be the single most important factor (78.5%) responsible for road accidents, fatalities and injuries during the year 20...

It’s unclear when the word pedestrian came to mean the ordinary, the infra dig, the undistinguished or dull.