New Steps for Road Safety in India 🚦
The central government is taking new steps to reduce road accidents in the country. Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has emphasized the need for better measures to ensure road safety.
Focus on Technology and Materials 🛠️
Nitin Gadkari urged the road construction industry to adopt new technology and sustainable materials. He believes that improving road designs and construction methods can significantly reduce accidents.
Aiming for a Safer Future by 2030 🎯
The government has set a target to reduce the rate of accidents by 2030. At the Global Road Infratech Summit and Expo (GRIS), Gadkari highlighted that most accidents are caused by poor road designs and management.
Learning from Other Countries 🌍
Gadkari pointed out that India can learn from countries like Spain, Austria, and Switzerland, which have better road safety records. He mentioned that India faces about 5 lakh road accidents annually, leading to many injuries and deaths.
Financial Impact of Accidents 💰
Road accidents cause a 3% loss in India’s GDP. Gadkari stressed the importance of detailed project reports (DPR) and blamed poor planning for the high number of accidents.
Collaboration for Solutions 🤝
The Minister called for cooperation between the industry and the government to find solutions to prevent accidents. He also highlighted the importance of educating people about safe driving and building safer infrastructure.
Networking and Knowledge Sharing 🤓
The summit provided opportunities for experts and decision-makers to share knowledge and discuss cutting-edge solutions for road safety.
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