Welcome To Road Safety Club
India has one of the highest road deaths in the world. Road safety club is formed to campaign towards reducing road injuries in by changing mindsets of public towards safe driving. In 2016, number of citizens killed on the road has increased by 3.2 percent compared to year 2015. It is time for all road users to come together and act urgently.
In India, as compared to 2015, the numbers of road accidents and injured victims have declined in 2016 by 4.1 percent and 1.1 percent respectively. However, the number of persons killed in road crash has increased by 3.2 percent over the previous year, i.e, 2015.
The following are the facts published by NCRB for the year 2016 in Road Accidents in India.
During the calendar year 2016, the total number of road accidents is reported at 4,80,652 causing injuries to 4,94,624 persons and claiming 1,50,785 lives in the country. This would translate, on an average, into 1317 accidents and 413 accident deaths taking place on Indian roads every day; or 55 accidents and 17 deaths every hour.
Maximum traffic accidents were reported during 15:00 hrs – 18:00 hrs and 18:00 hrs – 21:00 hrs, accounting for 17.9% and 17.6% respectively of total traffic accidents in the year 2016.
Age-wise Road Fatalities
Road crashes affect every generation. The impact is highest among working-age citizens.
Below 14
3,875 Crashes
14 - 18
10,334 Crashes
18 - 30
53,389 Crashes
30 - 45
56,315 Crashes
45 - 60
33,871 Crashes
Above 60
16,042 Crashes
Road-wise Crashes
Road crashes by type of road and their severity.
National Highway
1,40,750
State Highways
1,06,476
Expressways
3,630
Other Roads
2,13,173
Safety Tips
Simple Habits can save lives
School/College buses – Safety
REFRESHER PROGRAM FOR SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS
October 17 | 10:00 AM
Educational institutions Bus Drivers Refresher Course for Delhi Public School.
ROAD SHOW BY ST.ANTHONY SCHOOL, HIMAYATHNAGAR
Jan 25, 2016 | 10:00 AM
Please join with usRoad Show by St.Anthony School students and teachers at Himayathnagar on Helmet and Seatbelt usage.
27th NATIONAL ROAD SAFETY WEEK: ROAD SAFETY WALK - ST FRANCIS COLLEGE
Jan 22, 2016 | 11:00 AM
On the occasion of 27th National Road Safety week, road show will be conducted by St Francis college for women
We invite all road safety members to attend the event to make it a grand success. Students will conduct the walk from the college to CM's office and then back to the college campaigning for road safety.
India leads the world in having highest number of road accidents. According to the WHO, if no action taken , in a few years time, 1.9 million annually will die of road accidents. More vulnerable victims are young students aged 15-25 years
ROAD SAFETY AWARENESS PROGRAM TO NTPC EXECUTIVES
Nov 21, 2015 | 10:00 AM
Road Safety Awareness program to NTPC Executives.
ROAD SAFETY AWARENESS PROGRAM FOR ENGINEERING COLLEGE STUDENTS 30 NOV
Nov 30, 2015 | 10:00 AM
India has one of the highest number of road traffic accidents. Every 3, 4 minutes one person dies due to road accidents in India. Majority of them are youth between the ages 14-25. This is entirely man made hence preventable by simple measures
Young life lost to injuries on head, Helmet could have saved his life.
Everyday more than 400 lives being lost due to road accidents in India. Young college students and employees who drive two wheelers are the high risk citizens losing their precious lives on the road due to accidents
Please join road safety club in our endeavor to reduce road deaths by changing mindsets of public. Road safety club and Indian Development Foundation have been conducting road safety awareness programs for school, college students, corporates and heavy vehicle/cab/rickshaw drivers .
ROAD SAFETY AWARENESS AT NFC
July 11 | 11:00 AM
Road Safety Awareness at Nuclear Fuel Complex, Hyderabad
ROAD SAFETY AWARENESS PROGRAM - UNDERAGE DRIVING- STUDENTS BHAVANS SAINIKPURI
August 1 | 10:30 PM
Teenagers driving, it’s a scary thought. It’s alarming, and it’s time to act.
Traffic crashes are the number one cause of death among teenagers in Telangana State.
Road Safety Awareness Program to Students of Bhavans Sri Ramakrishna Vidyalaya on Underage driving. The students and their parents fail to understand how harmful underage driving is.
As many as 1.62 lakh road accidents were caused by underage drivers and those without licences between 2012 and 2014. Accidents caused by drivers without licences during the period was 1.01 lakh. Under-age drivers, below 18 years old, caused 0.60 lakh accidents in the three years.
It is mostly the fault of parents who give their children the permission to ride bikes or drive cars even when they are underageWhile 1,048 cases of under-age driving were recorded within the Cyberabad limits in 2014, the number stood at 1,636 in 2015 and 975 in 2016.
Transport Department along with Police, Revenue, Education departments, NGOs like Indian Development Foundation (IDF) and Road Safety Club are conducting Road safety awareness programs in all schools and colleges. Government and educational systems are not the only parties responsible for teen driving. Parents must set safe standards and take care of their children in all aspects.
ROAD SAFETY CLUBS IN SCHOOLS
July 7 | 10:00 AM
Road Safety Awarenes and establishment of Road Safety Clubs in Schools. Around 100 Headmasters of Government Schools are attending this program and being conducted with the cooperation of District Educational Officer Medchal-Malkajigiri District
ROAD SAFETY AWARENESS PROGRAM IN HPCL CHERLAPALLY
July 11 | 11:00 AM
Road Safety Awareness at Nuclear Fuel Complex, Hyderabad
Road Safety Awareness Program in HPCL Cherlapally
HPCL, HCL Road, Industrial Area, Cherlapally, HCL, Cherlapalli Industrial Area, Cherlapalli, Hyderabad, Telangana[masked]
ROAD SAFETY AWARENESS AT NFC
March 14 | 1:45 PM
Road Safety Awareness at Nuclear Fuel Complex, Hyderabad