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9 weeks post inauguration, India’s Mumbai-Pune Missing Link closed in a monsoon landslide. What Switzerland learned from Gotthard and India didn’t.
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9 weeks post inauguration, India’s Mumbai-Pune Missing Link closed in a monsoon landslide. What Switzerland learned from Gotthard and India didn’t.
India’s city buses carry 50+ passengers per driver. The system measures punctuality. It rarely measures the 14,000 decisions made to get there.
India’s school vans, autos, and shuttles pass every inspection, drivers possess license yet no one knows how they actually drive. Behaviour identifies risk.
A warehouse delay doesn’t stay at the warehouse. Every hour lost in India’s freight supply chain eventually becomes a road safety risk. Here’s how.
Pilot fatigue is regulated to the minute. Bus driver fatigue is recorded in a manual logbook nobody checks. India’s overnight transport crisis, explained.
Road safety varies dramatically across Indian cities. Discover which cities record the highest road accident deaths and what the data reveals about urban safety.
India has 7.7 million algorithmically managed drivers. The app tracks everything. Except whether they are safe to drive.
Safer cars, deadlier roads: why your five-star rating might be India’s biggest driving hazard.
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Hard braking refers to a sudden and significant decrease in vehicle speed, often indicative of abrupt stops or emergencies. Hard braking is characterised by drop in vehicle’s speed in excess of 0.3g or about 10 kmph, in one second.
Hard braking refers to a sudden and significant decrease in vehicle speed, often indicative of abrupt stops or emergencies. Hard braking is characterised by drop in vehicle’s speed in excess of 0.3g or about 10 kmph, in one second.
Excessive speeding occurs when the vehicle surpasses the designated speed limit for a given road or driving condition. It is defined as exceeding the posted speed limit for extended periods.
Rapid acceleration refers to a swift increase in vehicle speed, often associated with aggressive overtaking manoeuvre or a fast start from an idle position such as traffic lights or toll booths. It is characterized by acceleration exceeding a threshold of 0.3g or about 10 kmph per second.
Traffic violations encompass a range of infractions, including illegal entries into one-way roads or illegal u-turns, speeding through hospital and school zones and many more.
Sharp turns occur when the vehicle makes a rapid change in direction, typically at high speeds or with a narrow turning radius. They are often characterised by a turn angle of greater than 20 degrees per second.
