Hidden headlights, once a symbol of automotive flair, are making a nostalgic comeback in car culture. These 'pop-up' lights, popular in the...

Rishikesh glass bridge broken: The Bajrang Setu glass bridge in Rishikesh has come into focus ahead of its inauguration after minor damage ...

Delhi is set to transform five key road stretches into 24x7 "complete street" corridors. This ambitious plan aims to create pedestrian-frie...

In a fresh draft notification, the ministry of road transport and highways has added L5 and L7 vehicles to the earlier proposed list of M a...

Hyderabad's GHMC has opened a new multilevel smart parking facility at KBR Park. This is the city's first automated smart rotary system in ...

The ministry of road transport and highways has mandated all new private and commercial electric vehicles to be fitted with Acoustic Vehicl...

Maruti Suzuki enhances vehicle safety with NEXA and ARENA Safety Shield. These initiatives include six airbags and other features. The comp...

A 3.5 km section of the Delhi-Dehradun Expressway is now open, improving travel between the two cities. The entire 31.6 km expressway inclu...

Tesla touted the structures of the truck that absorb impact during the crash. Tesla CEO Elon Musk said in a social media post on Tuesday th...

The new Kwid range will be available in both 0.8 litre and 1 litre petrol engines in manual and automated transmission options, Renault Ind...

An agency, to be called New Vehicle Assessment Programme, will test the safety of vehicle models being sold in India.

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

Urban mobility expert V Ravichander suggested that authorities introduce `traffic calming measures' for the safety of pedestrians.

More than 50,000 fatal accidents happen in the country due to over-speeding and the government may make audio warnings mandatory.

The car safety test would also have a pedestrian protection score and for any car to get a five-star rating, it would be mandatory to have ...

In a bid to check the steep increase in cases of fatal accidents across the nation, a private member's bill on road safety was today introd...

According to a recent government notification, the frontal crash tests will be at 56 kmph, while the norm set for side crash tests is 50 km...