Today, On 27th August, The Supreme Court directed the Central Government to set up teams to inspect and remove encroachments on national highways, aiming to maintain traffic flow. The court instructed the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways to form inspection teams and develop a portal for public reporting of encroachments. The matter will be revisited on October 14.
The Supreme Court set to discuss the implementation of cashless treatment and online compensation transfers for road accident victims in an upcoming session. The court’s attention was drawn to this matter through a public interest litigation (PIL) and is considering issuing directives for this purpose. Additionally, a steering committee has been established to address road safety issues.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court ruled that drivers are not at fault in collisions with roadside parked vehicles that lack parking lights. This decision highlights the importance of proper vehicle illumination to prevent accidents. The court’s ruling aims to clarify liability in such incidents, promoting safer road practices. In a landmark ruling, the Punjab […]
After a fatal car accident involving a 17-year-old driving a Porsche, three individuals were sent to police custody for serving alcohol to the minor. The juvenile was granted bail by the Juvenile Justice Board, with conditions including writing a 300-word essay on road safety and refraining from further offenses. Concerns over age verification at establishments were raised. The severity of the case may warrant trying the juvenile as an adult.
