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One organisation that is committed to educating the children on the importance of road safety rules is IRTE. IRTE has developed a road safety programme to educate the kids on staying safe on the roads through their existing school curriculum.<br>For more info : www.irte.com <br>Email: ctm@irte.com <br>Contact: 91-129-2477000 <br>Address: Aravali Hills, Surajkund Badhkal Road. Sector 43,Faridabad, Haryana - 121010. (NCR Delhi) India
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ImportanceofRoadSafetyRulesinIndia Road accidents are the number 1 killers on our roads. Nearly 1.5 lakh people die on Indian roads every year. That is equivalent to wiping out the entire population of some countries! These alarming figures are a result of the combined inefficiencies of many factors and utter disregard for human life and the ignorance of road safety rules in India. Inefficient traffic management system,faulty road engineering, outdated, broken traffic equipment, the rampant breaking of traffic safety rules, and general apathy towards human life are the fundamental reasons behind this chaos on Indian roads.
WhatistheImportanceofRoadSafetyRules? Provide us with the essential instructions and information on the condition of the roads.Provide us valuable inputs on good road user behaviour. Help in the smooth flow of traffic by providing relevant information on traffic jams, speed limits ondifferent kind of roads, the presence of ‘go-slow’ zones, diversions etc. to name afew. Ensure discipline on the roads by laying down rules and regulations and penalising andpunishing the deviants.
SafetyRulesWeMustTeachOurChildren According to Indian law, a person should be a minimum of 18 years of age to get a valid drivinglicence. Do not use a phone when driving as it can cause a severe accident or injuries. Do not drink and drive. A person under the influence of alcohol is a menace to oneself and others on theroad. Adhere to the traffic signs. Do not jump a red light and wait patiently for the signal to go green. Always overtake from the right side as India follows the right-hand drive. Look to your right, then left and then right again, when crossing the road.
IRTEContributioninSpreading Awareness One organisation that is committed to educating the children on the importance of road safety rules is IRTE (Institute of Road Safety Education). IRTE has developed a road safety programme to educate the kids on staying safe on the roads through their existing school curriculum.
ContactUs Phone no- 91-129-2477000 Email address - ctm@irte.com Address - College of Traffic Management Aravali Hills, Surajkund Badhkal Road, Sector43, Faridabad,Haryana - 121010,India