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Collection of bangalore traffic police CCTV videos. The Videos show accidents at major traffic junctions in the city. One thing that is common in ...
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Car accident claims, worth it!
We do see a lot of accidents happening everywhere these days and it have become quite a regular scene in the urban settlements all across the world. With world population reaching knocking figures of around 7 billions and still moving on with alarming rate, the congestion and traffic has posed challenging situations for authorities and corporations mostly in the countries that are in the developing phase and have big population.
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Railways: Athlete Arunima's story and facts don't match to get time series statistics and information as furnished by the railway department, on the accidents including deaths and losses of limbs, crimes, aboard trains, for various zonal railways and their heavy-traffic and lighter-traffic routes. |
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State will soon get its first road safety institute According to the transport department's statistics as on March 2010, more than 33 people are killed and 127 injured every day in road accidents in Maharashtra. In Mumbai, at least one person dies and at least 13 people are injured every day. |
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Morning State News Briefs: More schools are thinking of saying yes to cell ... Janesville Police said a man was drunk when he caused a traffic accident that killed a passenger in another vehicle. It happened early yesterday morning on the city's south side. 19-year-old Jeffrey Bauer of Janesville died, and three others were |
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Lone speed interceptor vehicle in limbo In order to curb the rise in speed-driving cases in Gautam Buddh Nagar district, the traffic department requisitioned for three speed interceptor vehicles: two for Noida and one for Greater Noida. According to statistics of the Noida traffic department |
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Dubious record Accidents have become so common that people forget that they should be rare. Statistics also prove personal experience. In 2009 about 1,27000 people died in road accidents and this is the highest for any country in the world. |
Delhi Lamborghini crash? It's not about the car
Attention Delhi drivers: It's not about the car. Like Lance Armstrong says, the guy in control means more than the machine. And there's only one cure for terminal stupidity, as discovered by the driver of a Lamborghini who died Sunday after nailing a bicyclist and plowing into a bus stop.
It sounds easy enough to figure out. But if you look at the Indian papers today, you'll see a dozen-odd articles (in many cases, several in the same paper) that blame the car. Sports cars aren't suited for Indian roads , because the spoiler doesn't offer enough ground clearance, is one explanation. The engines are too powerful , is another. Dealerships don't offer special training for drivers , is a third.
The narrative of the subtext is a strange one: We should all be going crazy salivating over the rush of new sports cars, high-end motorcycles and the like that are flooding the market, it seems to say. But India isn't ready for top-class stuff because it's government is incompetent, and there are always poor people in the way, or at least idiots who ride bicycles because they like trees and so forth.
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