It’s a common — and deeply concerning — sight on Indian roads and highways: broken-down vehicles left stranded, sometimes even in the fast lane, without any prior warning or hazard indication. This reckless scenario becomes especially dangerous at night, when visibility is low and drivers have little time to react.
Such negligence isn’t just limited to irresponsible drivers; it reflects a serious failure on the part of highway authorities, government agencies, and traffic police, who turn a blind eye to these life-threatening situations.
Important Reminder: Always overtake only when the road ahead is fully clear. Never take chances — a split-second decision can be the difference between life and death, especially on highways.
#driveresponsibly
“Grabbing breasts, breaking strings of pyjamas not sufficient to hold rape charge” : High Court Judge (Lucknow)
God save this country with such judges adorning the Bench !
The Supreme Court has been too soft in dealing with errant judges !
@dir_ed@rashtrapatibhvn@CBIHeadquarters
Can ED and President not intervene in 15 crore cash found at a Supreme Court judge residence? Or judges are free from all these ?
@nitin_gadkari There should not be any cut on state or national highway and rather there should be proper interchange.
NHAI must set the international standard of road infrastructure. These accidents are failure of your ministry
@nitin_gadkari NHAI must implement international road and safety standards, how can a Big gas tanker take a U turn on a national highways. Proper ramps, Exits Ramps and cloverleaf interchange must be constructed. What’s the use of just collecting tolls and not having proper road infrastructure