The government must take effective actions to prevent road crashes
The Police Headquarters yesterday instructed all its field level units not to allow any vehicles without fitness clearance to operate on the roads. But is it implementable?
Amid rising road crashes, the Police Headquarters has instructed all its field-level units not to allow any vehicles without fitness clearances to operate.
Reduced visibility should not mean reduced preparation
Every time there is a major road accident, some issues inevitably come to the fore: either the vehicles involved do not have the required documents or the drivers are without valid licences or both.
The government has asked the non-government organisations working on road safety to inform the authorities concerned before releasing data on road crashes and casualties.
Why were the trauma centres built if they were to be left unused?
A sharp and unregulated growth of vehicles, especially motorcycles and three-wheelers, over the last few years has resulted in a spike in the numbers of road crashes and casualties.
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Every day as holidayers returned from home, scores died in road crashes. And this prompted the government to make some insanely funny decisions.
Low speed and slippery driving make CNG-run auto-rickshaws ideal prey for road crashes causing loss of innocent lives on the highways.
In view of the recent deaths in highway road crashes, a government body “banned” CNG auto-rickshaws from faring on highways.
Six people die in separate road crashes in Mohonpur upazila and in the city.