Author Archives: asafe
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ADVOCACY TO MAKE ROADS AND HIGHWAYS SAFE BY SEEKING COMPLIANCE OF ACTS RULES Advocacy to get liquor vends removed from highways Road Safety Education and Awareness program in Rajasthan State, India – a World Bank funded project Advocacy for strict more »
Advocacy to make roads and highways safe by seeking compliance of Acts & Rules
National Crime Records Bureau – Road Accident Report 2015
Road Accidents in India – 2017 by Ministry of Road Transport & Highway” link to road accidents in India 2017.pdf
Contributed to the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Act 2019
Volvo Sustainable Mobility Award 2015
Felicitated by Secretary General, Indian Road Congress
CCTV captures the stories of unrelenting Delhi, NDTV India, August 11, 2016
Are strict traffic laws sufficient to curb accidents, Prime Time, NDTV News, August 9, 2016
New road safety bill 2016 | Vichar Taqrar | Aug 14, 2016, PTC News
Member: Committees of Road Safety & Design, Transport Planning and Traffic Engineering of the Indian Road Congress
Member: Road Safety Councils of Punjab & Chandigarh
Member: Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety
Round Table Discussions on “Road Map to Road Safety and Public Health” at KGMC, Lucknow
Gave a talk on “Developing innovative road safety programs” and participate in the deliberations organised by the Indian Council of Medical Research in a round table discussion on “Road Map to Road Safety and Public Health” on October 18th, 2014 more »
Advocacy to get liquor vends removed from highways
After getting Liquor Shops removed from the National Highways, we have now started working on getting the Enforcement on Drinking and Driving enhanced in the States of Punjab and Haryana. Currently, there is negligible Enforcement on Drinking and Driving though more »
Road Safety Education and Awareness program in Rajasthan State, India – a World Bank funded project
Members of ArriveSAFE are meeting Senior Officials and holding Silent Protests demanding that the accused of “Hit-and-Run” be booked under Section 304 of the IPC, which provides for a 10 years’ imprisonment instead of the customary practice of imposing Section more »
Member: Road Safety Councils of Punjab & Chandigarh
Removal of Liquor and Poppy husk vends situated along highways
The Bench headed by Honourable Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana High Court passed an Order for the removal of liquor shops existing along highways. This is a major milestone in road safety for the region, a landmark legal precedent in India. more »
