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Over 22,700 College Youth Equipped with 2-Wheeler Safety Training Nationwide
24th April 2024
Through interactive and hands-on sessions, 22,700 young riders have gained crucial insights into defensive driving techniques and safe riding practices. It fostered a culture of road safety among the youth but also contributed to reducing accidents and fatalities involving two-wheelers on Indian roads.
Nearly 40,000 Licence Applicants Trained in 2-Wheeler Safe Riding Techniques at RTOs
24th April 2024
Close to 40,000 licence applicants have undergone training in 2-wheeler safe riding techniques at Regional Transport Offices (RTOs), marking a significant stride towards enhancing road safety standards. These specialised training sessions, conducted as part of a concerted effort to promote responsible riding behaviour, equipped aspiring riders with essential skills and knowledge to navigate the roads safely. Through practical demonstrations, theoretical instruction, and simulated scenarios, participants were empowered to handle various traffic situations confidently while prioritising their safety and that of others on the road.
Scaling to other geographies: TWOL Program Widens Reach to Indore and Bengaluru RTOs
24th April 2024
TWOL, aimed at bolstering road safety measures, has now extended its footprint to encompass additional Regional Transport Offices (RTOs) in key cities such as Indore (Madhya Pradesh) and Bengaluru (Karnataka). This strategic move marks a pivotal moment in United for Road Safety evolution, as it seeks to address the pressing need for enhanced safety standards among two-wheeler riders in these bustling urban centres. the ambit of TWOL programme to additional Regional Transport Offices (RTOs) in Indore (Madhya Pradesh), Bengaluru (Karnataka).
20,000+ Helmets Distributed Alongside Safety Training for Two-Wheeler Riders Across India
24th April 2024
In a concerted effort to prioritise the safety of two-wheeler riders nationwide, United for Road Safety has seen the distribution of over 20,000 helmets, complemented by a comprehensive safety training session. Spanning various regions across India like Ahemdabad, Mumbai and Bangalore, the project aimed to address the alarming rates of head injuries and fatalities among riders by promoting the consistent use of protective gear and instilling essential safety practices. \
Each distributed helmet was accompanied by tailored safety training sessions, ensuring that riders not only possess the necessary protective equipment but also the knowledge and skills to navigate roads securely.