India follows left-hand traffic, but why? Discover the history behind India’s road system, why vehicles have right-hand drive ...
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India's traffic chaos tests a 19-year-old UK camper van like nothing before it
This episode documents a multi-hour drive across northern India in a camper van, capturing the chaotic but functional traffic ...
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Repeat traffic offenders in India may have to retake driving tests to renew licences
Serial violators of crucial road safety rules will find that their driving licences will not be renewed automatically. Instead, they will be sent back to the Regional Transport Office (RTO) to prove ...
Wrong-side driving may save a few seconds, but official data show it contributes to thousands of crashes and deaths every year. Here's what Indian law says about it ...
The traffic police say that most accidents occur due to reckless behaviour and failure to follow basic road rules. With wrong ...
As Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) gain traction in India, experts stress the need for a tailored validation ...
From recognising vehicle number plates to drones that assist with blind spots and crowd management, technology has revolutionised road safety in many Indian cities. “Technology is being used in ...
Pimpri-Chinchwad Traffic Police collected over ₹40.83 crore in fines for 4 lakh violations in six months, promoting road ...
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