In recent years, the integration of innovative technologies into vehicles and road infrastructure has played a crucial role in enhancing road safety, particularly for vulnerable road users such as pedestrians and cyclists.
India’s road safety landscape has witnessed a monumental shift with the introduction of Cellular Vehicle-to-Everything (CV2X) technology
As nations across the globe gear up for a transition towards sustainable transportation, the trucking industry stands at a crucial crossroads.
In an era of technological revolution, the automotive technology industry has prioritized safety by integrating innovative features into vehicles, aiming to reduce the risks associated with driving and the occurrence of accidents.
As India grapples with the challenge of road safety, it is evident that a multifaceted approach is crucial for effectively addressing this issue.
Road safety is a critical issue in India, given the consistently high incidence of road accidents and fatalities. Two-wheelers are involved in nearly 44% of road crashes, while pedestrians make up around 17%, highlighting the urgent need for effective solutions.
In response to mounting complaints about night-time vehicle checks, the Gurugram Traffic Authority has rolled out new, stricter guidelines.
In today’s world, the development of green transportation infrastructure is crucial for mitigating environmental impact and promoting sustainable development.
The digital age has ushered in a profound transformation, where digital infrastructure serves as the foundational backbone supporting continuous growth and innovation. This infrastructure encompasses a vast network of interconnected systems, services, and technologies that underpin the functioning of modern societies and economies.
On July 10, the ITS India Forum orchestrated a pivotal Round Table Conference aimed at pioneering the Comprehensive National ITS Policy. Distinguished industry experts and policymakers from Niti Aayog and various Ministries congregated to kick off this momentous initiative.
