Amid rising road crashes, the Police Headquarters has instructed all its field-level units not to allow any vehicles without fitness clearances to operate.
Will we ever see an end to this menace?
What’s most appalling is how common these violations of crucial road safety measures are in our country
Managing travel speeds on the roads of Asia and the Pacific will save lives and avoid costly, often debilitating, injuries.
We have yet to see the full implementation of the Road Transport Act, 2018, even though five years have passed since its passage in parliament
The transport sector in Bangladesh is plagued by irregularities, lawlessness, unreasonable fares, and passenger distress
Characterised by a culture of ad hocism, these valuable urban lands below elevated road infrastructures rarely reach their full potential.
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.
Govt attitude must change for such tragedies to end
On this week, 4 years ago, school and college students protested to ensure road safety for all.
Did the demands of the road safety movement fall on deaf ears?
Four years ago today, two students were killed when a bus, competing with another to get passengers, ploughed into a crowd.
During the last Eid vacation, there were 283 road accidents.
Govt must enforce the transport act, make roads safer
The Roads and Highways Department (RHD) is going establish a dedicated Road Operation Unit (ROU) for the first time to manage and monitor a national highway efficiently.
Road accidents leading to deaths have become a norm.
After last year’s unprecedented demonstration for safer roads, different government bodies, police, and transport leaders made a series of lofty promises.
Gaze Technology, owned by a team of young Bangladeshi students has devised a project to manage the traffic of Dhaka and make the roads safer.
If numbers are meant to impress, one must admit that the latest report of the latest committee on road safety, albeit in draft form presently, is a voluminous document deserving our praise.