The International Road Federation (IRF) has raised concerns about the alarming rise in fatal crashes at road construction zones across Indi...

Delhi may soon implement stricter traffic regulations, penalizing habitual traffic offenders with license cancellation. Approximately 178,0...

India witnessed a high number of road accident deaths between 2014 and 2023. The number of deaths is more than the population of Chandigarh...

A surge in the number of road accidents in India is a cause for worry. Data reveal that driver error is the most common reason. Poor road d...

The government also said that the AI cameras have been instrumental in bringing down the number of road accidents and the resultant fatalit...

India, which has the world's highest number of road accidents, is still far from reaching its commitment to reduce fatalities by half by 20...

There was an absolute reduction of 18.46% in accidents compared to 2019, owing largely to Covid-induced lockdowns and restrictions. However...

States with non-BJP governments like Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan, Kerala, Odisha and West Bengal want to put the law on hold

National Insurance Co Chairman K Sanath Kumar said that about half of the vehicles run in India, especially two-wheelers, are not covered u...

The provisions also include that guardian/owner will be deemed to be guilty in case of road offence by juveniles while registration of the ...

The panel has agreed to framing strict and steeper penalties that include imprisonment for offences like driving by minors, crossing speed ...

India has highest number of roads fatalities in the world with one person being killed in road mishap every four minutes.

The change made in consultation with the law ministry is to avoid creation of “any wrong impression” that states’ authority is getting dilu...

Safety could soon earn road developers brownie points, with the government mulling ways of offering financial and other incentives in a bid...

A draft bill put out by the ministry on Saturday has proposed a penalty of Rs 5 lakh and imprisonment for faulty manufacturing design.

Road transport minister Nitin Gadkari has already said that a stronger law on the lines of UK will be brought before the parliament.

The government today said it expects the Motor Vehicle Amendment Bill which proposes hefty penalty for traffic rule violations, including d...