The latest Supreme Court ruling banning liquor sales in pubs and restaurants located withing 500 metres of national and state highway have received mixed reactions from people across the country

Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi told the Kerala government that the Supreme Court's order on highway liquor shops does not include restaurants and bars that serve alcohol

The Mumbai Police Twitter handle is combining puns, rhymes and funny creatives and taking the humour route to reach out and sensitise people

In spite of third party insurance being mandated by law, more than half of the vehicles plying on India's roads do not have any sort of cover

Over 50,000 people died due to accidents on national highways. With such an alarming figure, India needs to improve the travelling experience on national highways

No one stepped forward to help a hit and run victim in Koppal this morning. The irony of this is that Karnataka is the only state to have passed a Good Samaritan Bill

The road collision that killed schoolchildren in UP's Etah district highlights the gaps in India's road safety legislation

15,633 children were killed in road accidents across India in 2015, that boils down to 7 times more deaths caused due to road accidents than due to crimes against children, like murder and foeticide.

Around 1.46 lakh people were killed in road accidents in India last year and globally, road traffic injury is the number one killer of adolescents aged 15-17. In terms of sheer numbers, India has more road accidents deaths than anywhere else in the world – here one person dies in a road accident every four minutes.

In 2015, nearly 1.5 lakh people, almost the entire population of a town like Shimla, died in road crashes in India. This is the highest number of road accident related deaths that India has ever recorded.

Next time you head out on a two-wheeler without wearing a helmet, stop and think again! A motorcycle crash can result in deadly head injuries that can often be fatal.

They are a common sight on Delhi’s roads but the next time you see someone from the transgendered community at a traffic light, be sure to stop and listen.