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Centre is taking steps to reduce fatal road accidents: Nitin Gadkari

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Union road minister Nitin Gadkari blames India's high number of road accidents and fatalities on poor civil engineering and substandard detailed project reports.

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Centre aims to reduce road accidents by 50 pc in 2030: Gadkari

New Delhi: There is an immediate need for improved road safety measures to put in place, Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari, has said, urging the road construction industry to develop strategies to enhance road safety by adopting newer technologies and sustainable recyclable construction materials. “With road safety a top priority, the government aims to reduce accident rates by 50 per cent by 2030,” the minister empha…

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Centre is taking steps to reduce fatal road accidents: Nitin Gadkari

Union road minister Nitin Gadkari blames India's high number of road accidents and fatalities on poor civil engineering and substandard detailed project reports.

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Delaware Gazette

Patrol looks to reduce fatal crashes - Delaware Gazette

COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio State Highway Patrol will continue being highly visible on roadways across the state in an effort to reduce the number of fatal crashes. In addition, troopers are urging motorists to practice safe driving habits, such as using available safety belts, never driving while impaired and always following traffic laws. From 2020-2024 there were 5,804 fatal crashes on Ohio roadways, resulting in 6,259 fatalities. Last year, th…

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Global Road Infratech Summit ends, emphasizing sustainable and safer roads

Eminent infrastructure and road safety experts from around the world participated in the two-day Global Road Infratech Summit & Expo (GRIS), emphasizing the need for innovative solutions, best practices, and policies to transform India’s road network for the future. “Despite significant advancements in the road infrastructure sector, the country remains at a critical juncture concerning safety, sustainability, and innovation. It is imperative th…

Centre aims to reduce road accidents by 50 pc in 2030, next-gen safety must: Gadkari

New Delhi, March 7 (SocialNews.XYZ) There is an immediate need for improved road safety measures to put in place, Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari, has said, urging the road construction industry to develop strategies to enhance road safety by adopting newer technologies and sustainable recyclable construction materials. “With road safety a top priority, the government aims to reduce accident rates by 50 per cent by …

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India Shipping News

Nitin Gadkari highlights on immediate need for improved road safety measures

NEW DELHI : Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Shri Nitin Gadkari highlighted the immediate need for improved road safety measures to put in place and called upon the road construction industry to develop strategies to enhance road safety by adopting newer technologies and sustainable recyclable construction materials. Speaking after inaugurating two-day Global Road Infratech Summit & Expo (GRIS) with the theme “Vision Zero: Sustain…

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