The Purpose of Helmet : Helmet is a safety device that can minimize the head injury and death after the road accident for both rider and pillion rider. Normally there are two types of helmets: full-face and half-face. Full-face is better than a half-face helmet; it covers the full head and chin. In India, helmets […]
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Understanding Seatbelt Types: Safety Features Explained : The seatbelt is a safety device designed for vehicles; in India, more than three-wheelers have seatbelts. There are different types of seatbelts in vehicles, like fixed belts, lap belts, retractable belts, and three points; the primary purpose of a seatbelt is to prevent an accident injury. However, in
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Driving or riding on Indian roads is an unpredictable situation that can quickly turn dangerous. Here are some common scenarios, why expect the unexpected is key factor to road safety. Pedestrian Hazards: As a driver or rider, you may expect the unexpected that a pedestrian will not suddenly cross in front of your vehicle. However,
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There are Many Roadside Markets in India ,Today we are Talking about a busy Roadside market (Sabji mandi) operates every morning in Lucknow. Many people used to go to this market to purchase fresh vegetables for their homes, shops, or retail businesses. One morning, a woman visited this Roadside market with her 10-year-old son to
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India is a rapidly growing country with advanced technology, a growing population, and an active lifestyle. This development also increases the number of vehicles on the road. Ten years ago, the number of cars on Indian roads was very low, but by 2024, the numbers have changed dramatically and are growing rapidly, making driving on
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Last Sunday (Aug-25), I was traveling by car from Lucknow to Ayodhya, and something interesting happened with me on the road that I want to share with you all. My road experience began when I started my journey around 8 a.m. After driving for about an hour, I reached the first tollgate, where something blocked
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In India, children under the age of 18 usually live with their families in villages, cities, or districts across various states. From an early age, they learn vital social values taught by parents and elders, such as how to address others respectfully, behave properly, and show respect to seniors and juniors. This upbringing reinforces the
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Time is precious; once we lose it, it never returns. Just as we carefully navigate through life—from childhood to adulthood, eventually reaching old age and death—we must treat road safety with equal importance. Along the way, we pass through various stages, starting from nursery to school, then advancing to higher education, college, and possibly pursuing
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