Cars To Get Aircraft-Like ‘Black Box’: How It Will Help Investigate Road Accidents
Cars in India are set to face new safety requirements, including rules related to an Event Data Recorder (EDR), commonly known as a car’s ‘black box’. The device records technical data around a crash, helping investigators understand what happened in the moments before and during an accident.
The government has also revised proposed safety requirements covering pedestrian protection, occupant safety in collisions and anti-theft systems…
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Vehicle Safety Rules: The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has issued a notification proposing changes to the vehicle safety standards in the Central Motor Vehicle Rules, 1989. Under this new rule, certain safety features are now mandatory in vehicles, which will be implemented in a phased manner.
Cars To Get Aircraft-Like ‘Black Box’: How It Will Help Investigate Road Accidents
<p>Cars in India are set to face new safety requirements, including rules related to an Event Data Recorder (EDR), commonly known as a car’s ‘black box’. The device records technical data around a crash, helping investigators understand what happened in the moments before and during an accident.</p> <p>The government has also revised proposed safety requirements covering pedestrian protection, occupant safety in collisions and anti-theft systems…
Car Safety Rules Changed: Government Sets New Standards For Crash Protection And Black Boxes - PUNE PULSE
New vehicle safety requirements will be introduced in phases from 2027, with an Event Data Recorder standard scheduled for October 2029. By Vidhi Lalla The central government has notified changes to motor vehicle safety standards aimed at improving passenger protection, pedestrian safety and vehicle security. The new requirements cover crash protection, accident data recording, electric
Car Safety Rules: To reduce loss of life and property in road accidents and make vehicles safer, the central government has amended motor vehicle safety standards. According to a notification from the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, the new rules cover aspects such as car collision safety, accident data recording, pedestrian injury prevention, and vehicle theft prevention. These changes aim to strengthen passenger safety during accident…
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