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"Road SAFETY Month- 2024" *HOW TO AVOID ROAD ACCIDENTS* 1. Following all traffic rules, wearing protective gear, and focusing on driving without distractions will help prevent road accidents 2. Road users must also be aware of government awareness campaigns regarding road safety and accident-prone areas on national highways 3. They must not use many older vehicles, as they are more likely to malfunction without warning 4. Avoiding to Overloading, Over speeding 5. Avoid using mobile phones during driving 6. Avoid driving under Influence of Alcohol or any other drugs #roadsafety #roadsafetyawareness #roadsafetyweek

As a driver or a pedestrian, knowing about the blind spot of a vehicle around you is crucial. At times, the driver of a vehicle slips into a spot where they can't spot certain objects/people around them. This video highlights the cost of neglecting a blind spot. In cities like Delhi, blind spots are one of the leading causes of road accidents. For drivers, some simple measures, like adjusting the rear-view mirror before you start driving and using indicators when switching lanes, can help avoid such accidents. Pedestrians (like in the video) must also be mindful when walking around a vehicle. As responsible citizens, we must also know other vehicles' blind spots. Our decisions and our awareness hold the power to be life-saving or life-taking. What other actions can we take to avoid blind spot accidents? #infrastructure #roadsafety #safety

Delhi Cop Thrown in Air by Speeding SUV: A Reminder of the Need for Road Safety A recent video of a Delhi Police personnel being thrown in the air after being hit by an SUV has gone viral. The incident is a stark reminder of the dangers of reckless driving and the need for road safety. Every year, thousands of people are killed and injured in road accidents in India. Most of these accidents are preventable, and they are often caused by human error, such as speeding, drunk driving, and reckless driving. We all have a role to play in making our roads safer. Here are a few things we can do: Follow traffic rules. Drive sober. Avoid distractions while driving. Be aware of your surroundings. Maintain your vehicle. Advocate for better road safety policies and infrastructure. Road safety is everyone's responsibility. By working together, we can make our roads safer for everyone. What are you doing to improve road safety? Share your thoughts in the comments below. #RoadSafety #DriveSafe #SaveLives #DelhiCopHitBySUV #delhi #trafficsafety

A Massive #roadaccident yesterday. Similar type of accidents and fatality I have seen many times.. stopping on highways is dangersnous if not proper visibility with traffic cone, hazard traingle, hi vis jacket worn by the driver , warning light etc.. Kindly share the alerts to all ours drivers in your organisation and conduct the inspection . Even this is applicable to us when we are driving on road with family. Roads and Transport Authority #safetycuture #drivingsafety

"RASTA" Roads Are Safer To All Way To Safer Roads “Together we can save thousands of lives.” Learn Every Day one regulation from Motor Vehicles (Driving) Regulations, 2017. Please learn and spread among your friends and relatives. Regulation-13 Manual traffic control. – (1) Where a police officer in uniform or any other authorised person is regulating the traffic at an intersection or at a place other than an intersection, the driver shall slowdown the vehicle and follow the directions of the said officer or person. (2) When a “STOP” signal is shown by the police officer in uniform or any other authorised person, the driver shall stop the vehicle before the stop line preceding the pedestrian crossing. (3) In case the stop line is not marked or, if marked is not visible, the driver shall stop the vehicle before the pedestrian crossing. (4) In case there is no marked pedestrian crossing, the driver shall stop the vehicle before the approaching road at the junction. (5) When a vehicle has stopped in compliance to a “STOP” signal given by the police officer in uniform or any other authorised person, it shall not move further until a signal to proceed is given by the said officer or person. #roadsafety   #roadsafetyawareness #india #indian #roadaccident #savelives #lifesafety #publicsafety #healthandsafety #safetyprofessionals #hseprofessionals #ehscommunity #slowdown #bepatient #drivesafe #ridesafe #safetyculture #safetyfirst #safetyleaders #safety #safetyleadership

Have you ever wondered about the rules of the road regarding motor vehicles and pedestrians? Here's the scoop: Both have specific traffic laws to follow. 📜 While drivers carry a heightened responsibility due to the potential for severe harm, pedestrians must also act safely. 🚶♀️ If a pedestrian is at a crosswalk and preparing to cross the street safely, the driver must grant the pedestrian right-of-way. 🛑 Safety is a shared responsibility, so let's do our part to keep our roads safe! 🌟 #pedestrianfriendly #personalinjurylawyer #personalinjury #legaltips #autoaccident #personalinjuryattorney

“Hey fellow drivers, let’s talk about a safer approach to traffic stops on the highway! 🚔🛣️ We all know that when it comes to enforcing traffic laws, highway patrol officers have a crucial role to play in keeping our roads safe. But the traditional practice of pulling over vehicles on the side of the highway can often lead to dangerous situations and unnecessary traffic congestion. Think about it: when a patrol car pulls over a vehicle on the shoulder of a busy highway, it creates a bottleneck that increases the risk of accidents and can bring traffic to a standstill. Not only is this inefficient, but it also puts both officers and drivers at risk of injury or worse. That’s why it’s time to rethink our approach to traffic stops on the highway. Instead of pulling over vehicles on the shoulder, patrol officers should consider safer alternatives, such as designated pull-off areas or nearby parking lots. By moving traffic stops away from the main flow of traffic, we can reduce the risk of accidents and keep our highways flowing smoothly. But this isn’t just about safety—it’s also about efficiency. By conducting traffic stops in safer locations, officers can focus on their duties without having to worry about the dangers of roadside distractions or oncoming traffic. So, let’s advocate for a safer, smarter approach to traffic stops on the highway. Together, we can ensure that our roads are not only safer but also more efficient for everyone. After all, when it comes to keeping our communities safe, every little change makes a big difference! 🌟🚦 #SafeTrafficStops #HighwaySafety #SmartPolicing #JamieSilversProfessionalDetailing”

Most accidents involving pedestrians occur due to poor visibility. To prevent or reduce the risk of these accidents, pedestrians and two-wheeler riders should always wear reflective gear or bright clothing. Road safety is a shared responsibility. See, Be Seen, and Save Lives. #AAKenyacares #InspiringMobility

Have you seen cars parked on the shoulder of the freeway with these stickers on the rear? In case you were curious, the green sticker means an FSP (Freeway Service Patrol) driver has stopped by and checked to make sure there is not a driver in need of mechanical/operational assistance. The yellow sticker means a CHP Officer has stopped to check the vehicle, and mark it to be removed after a specific amount of time. There are specific vehicle code sections that allow for the removal of a vehicle from the freeway after 4 hours, and from a highway after 72 hours. These stickers are affixed to the rear window or the taillights to prevent damage to the vehicle’s paint. #themoreyouknow #californiahighwaypatrol #santaclaracounty #freewayservicepatrol

While DUI checkpoints aim to deter drunk driving, identify impaired drivers, and promote public safety, it's still important to know and assert your rights when being stopped. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gdzPYG9j #DUIAttorney #DUI #Attorney #Wichita #WeFightForYou