Indian roads are one of the most dangerous in the world. Sadly, many get killed due to irresponsible behaviour, like drunk driving. Take a small step to make our roads safer. Pledge to never drink and drive and join the Road To Safety movement.
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About 413 road accidents took place daily in 2016 which caused over 1000 deaths in India, reports the Ministry Of Road Transport And Highways. With accident severity rate, which is measured as the number of persons killed per 100 accidents, rising from 29.1 in 2015 to 31. 4 in 2016, Indian roads have become the [...]
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In order to educate people about road safety, dressed up as Santas, Road Safety Officers along with Gurugram Traffic Police personnel will deliver the message to drivers
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Did you know 10 percent of road accidents in India happen in major cities? The main cause of it is not just drink-driving but also the poor condition in which our roads and highways are in many places. We asked everyone to spot what is causing traffic nuisance in their locality and send us the [...]
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Chris Gayle is a champion and he loves to party, or so we have heard on the grapevine. Turns out it’s true! Chris Gayle was recently in Mumbai as part of the NDTV USL Diageo Road to Safety campaign championing a cause that he feels strongly about. With Chris Gayle even advice is delivered with panache much to the delight of the crowd at Mumbai’s Hard Rock Cafe who got to experience the Gayle gregariousness in person.
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International Cricket sensation Chris Gayle bats for Road Safety! With the festive season around the corner, here’s your chance to win a surprise from the star batsman himself. All you have to do is answer the following simple questions.
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According to the Transport Ministry, about 16 persons die every hour across India in road mishaps. Here’s how drunk driving affects the driver, people around him.
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In an effort to make India’s roads safer, Diageo-NDTV Road to Safety campaign presents a 7 point agenda to the government.
Read MoreThe New Year revelry may have ended across other cities in the country but in Jaipur it is peak tourist season and the party is still on, and that’s one reason why the Jaipur traffic police has revved up its drive to keep the city’s roads safe.
Read MoreThe Traffic Police in Bangalore have just released statistics for road accidents in the city for the year 2014. And, like each year, it makes for grim reading.
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