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Speed governors must to check rising road mishaps

Press Trust of India  |  Chennai 

Speeding commercial vehicles were one of the main reasons for growing number of road accidents in the country, National Road Safety Council member Kamal Soi said today, highlighting the need for speed governors.

Noting that Tamil Nadu reported highest number of road mishaps in the country in 2015, he said commercial vehicles travelling at high speeds on highways were one of the main reasons for the accidents.



Addressing a press conference here as part of a nation-wide awareness campaign on road safety, he said the Centre had issued a notification in April 2015 making it compulsory to fit speed governors for transport vehicles. However, it was not being implemented fully.

He said the speed governors in commercial vehicles as mandated by Supreme Court and Ministry of Road Transport and Highways should be installed in commercial vehicles under the "strict surveillance" of the state transport department.

Giving figures on road accidents in Tamil Nadu, he said "As per the National Crime Records Bureau report, in 2015, there were 79,746 injuries and 15,642 deaths in the 69,059 road accidents. In 2014, out of the 67,250 accidents, 77,725 were injured while there was 15,190 deaths".

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Speed governors must to check rising road mishaps

Speeding commercial vehicles were one of the main reasons for growing number of road accidents in the country, National Road Safety Council member Kamal Soi said today, highlighting the need for speed governors. Noting that Tamil Nadu reported highest number of road mishaps in the country in 2015, he said commercial vehicles travelling at high speeds on highways were one of the main reasons for the accidents. Addressing a press conference here as part of a nation-wide awareness campaign on road safety, he said the Centre had issued a notification in April 2015 making it compulsory to fit speed governors for transport vehicles. However, it was not being implemented fully. He said the speed governors in commercial vehicles as mandated by Supreme Court and Ministry of Road Transport and Highways should be installed in commercial vehicles under the "strict surveillance" of the state transport department. Giving figures on road accidents in Tamil Nadu, he said "As per the ... Speeding commercial vehicles were one of the main reasons for growing number of road accidents in the country, National Road Safety Council member Kamal Soi said today, highlighting the need for speed governors.

Noting that Tamil Nadu reported highest number of road mishaps in the country in 2015, he said commercial vehicles travelling at high speeds on highways were one of the main reasons for the accidents.

Addressing a press conference here as part of a nation-wide awareness campaign on road safety, he said the Centre had issued a notification in April 2015 making it compulsory to fit speed governors for transport vehicles. However, it was not being implemented fully.

He said the speed governors in commercial vehicles as mandated by Supreme Court and Ministry of Road Transport and Highways should be installed in commercial vehicles under the "strict surveillance" of the state transport department.

Giving figures on road accidents in Tamil Nadu, he said "As per the National Crime Records Bureau report, in 2015, there were 79,746 injuries and 15,642 deaths in the 69,059 road accidents. In 2014, out of the 67,250 accidents, 77,725 were injured while there was 15,190 deaths".

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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Speed governors must to check rising road mishaps

Speeding commercial vehicles were one of the main reasons for growing number of road accidents in the country, National Road Safety Council member Kamal Soi said today, highlighting the need for speed governors.

Noting that Tamil Nadu reported highest number of road mishaps in the country in 2015, he said commercial vehicles travelling at high speeds on highways were one of the main reasons for the accidents.

Addressing a press conference here as part of a nation-wide awareness campaign on road safety, he said the Centre had issued a notification in April 2015 making it compulsory to fit speed governors for transport vehicles. However, it was not being implemented fully.

He said the speed governors in commercial vehicles as mandated by Supreme Court and Ministry of Road Transport and Highways should be installed in commercial vehicles under the "strict surveillance" of the state transport department.

Giving figures on road accidents in Tamil Nadu, he said "As per the National Crime Records Bureau report, in 2015, there were 79,746 injuries and 15,642 deaths in the 69,059 road accidents. In 2014, out of the 67,250 accidents, 77,725 were injured while there was 15,190 deaths".

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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