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Road Safety - Seat Belt compliance among rear seat passengers

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CAG's #Seatelt compliance studies show very poor compliance among rear seat passengers. The unfortunate death of #CyrusMistry highlights that #Airbags work only in conjunction with seatbelts. The law requires you to be buckled up & courts have started to reduce post-crash compensation for those who don't wear safety gear!

#RoadSafety #RoadAccidents #SadakSurakshaJeevanRaksha #TATA #RoadRules

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Child safety on Tamil Nadu's roads: are we doing enough?

Children are perhaps among the most overlooked Vulnerable Road Users (VRUs) in our country. This statement is justified by the scary statistics of India witnessing 11,168 child fatalities on roads in 2019, an increase of 12% from the previous year. Regrettably, Tamil Nadu accounted for 10.3% of the total child fatalities in the country amounting to 1153 deaths on roads in 2019.

Road Safety - Faded line markings on roads

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Line markings on #Roads keep road users #safe. It is important that they are clearly visible throughout the day & night. Urging local #Governments to adopt safer design practices & not ignore faded line markings.

#RoadSafety #RoadAccidents #SadakSurakshaJeevanRaksha #Responsibility #StreetsForAll 

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Road Safety - Cyclists traffic violation

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#India currently does not require #Cyclists to wear #helmets & so there are no helmet standards either. Considering cyclists are Vulnerable Road Users, with more than 4000 cyclists dying each year, this must change! Support this call for action by giving us a thumbs up.

#RoadSafety #Cycling #SaferRoadsTamilNadu 

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Road Safety - India's first electric traffic light

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The historical richness of #Madras is far & wide. Harking back to simpler times of the occasional motor car on the road! This was back in 1953, near what is now Udupi home & Mathsya restaurant in #Egmore.

#NammaChennaiNammaPride #Chennai383 

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International Youth Day 2022

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Road crashes & their aftermath pose a big threat to our young people. This #InternationalYouthDay let us pledge for intergenerational solidarity; educate our youth on road risks and involve them in planning safer roads. Let us leave no one behind. 

#IntergenerationalSolidarity #AWorldForAllAges #BeSeenBeHeard #SDG #YouthDay #SadakSurakshaJeevanRaksha 

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Road Safety - Online ISI verification

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A genuine safe #helmet carries a non-removable laminated #ISI mark & a manufacturer's code on it. One can check the authenticity of the ISI certification online by visiting the BIS portal via https://bit.ly/3BGWzYv  

#RoadSafety #AzadiKaAmritMahotsav #SadakSurakshaJeevanRaksha

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Sustainable Transport - Amsterdam street safety movement

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Did you know? In Amsterdam, in the early 1970s, the "Stop Murdering Children" street safety movement was instrumental in reducing traffic-related deaths & injuries, especially among children. Local streets were redesigned to make streets safer for walking & cycling. Our streets also need to be made safer for children. We need to rethink & redesign our streets for people, not vehicles.

#SustainableMobility #UrbanMobilityIndia #OneCityForAll #InclusiveCities #StreetsForLife #Pedestrians #CUMTA

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Road Safety - Fake vs Genuine Helmets

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MoRTH's quality control order on protective helmet for two-wheeler riders, 2020 mandating the standard ISI mark has been effective since March 2021. Beware, the manufacturer & the rider will be penalised for fake, substandard #helmets.

#RoadSafety #RoadAccidents #StreetsforKids #SadakSurakshaJeevanRaksha #Responsibility #Travel  #Driving #Transportation #SaferRoadsTamilNadu #SaferDrivers #RoadRules 

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