One small improvement in mobility can save thousands of lives, and discussions like these remind us why the work matters.
The “Ador Summit 2025: Innovative Mobility, Smarter Traffic & Safer Roads” in Pune was truly insightful.
From advanced ATMS solutions to enforcement technologies and modern road-safety infrastructure, every showcase highlighted how quickly India’s mobility ecosystem is evolving.
Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru: India’s well-developed cities, where the daily commute is a challenge for citizens.
The Delhi Metro can carry around 3,000 passengers at a time.
The Mumbai local is built for 6,000… but ends up carrying over 10,000.
We’ve built massive infrastructure, metros, highways, flyovers, expressways, etc., and the pressure on our transport systems keeps rising.
3 friends in the same car, in different seating positions, and only 1 survived.
While others are still battling with major injuries.
A body scan was conducted on three individuals involved in a car accident, each occupying a different seating position.
A 23-year-old boy got angry, pressed the accelerator, and hit the whole family.
Last month, a mother, father, and their little child were riding home on their scooter.
They were laughing, talking, just enjoying a normal evening together.
And then, in a single moment, everything changed.
the First ITS India Congress held on 6-7 Nov 2025.
The inaugural ITS India Congress 2025, India’s first AI Innovation Summit in Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS), concluded with resounding success!
With the blessings and encouragement of Hon’ble Minister of Road Transport and Highways, Shri Nitin Gadkari ji, and Hon’ble Chief Minister of Telangana, Shri A. Revanth Reddy ji, this landmark event marked a defining moment in India’s journey towards intelligent, safe, and sustainable mobility.
Why are Japan’s streets better than India’s?
Why don’t Korea come into the spotlight as a polluted country?
We often compare India with Japan/Korea in terms of infrastructure and cleanliness.
However, we rarely discuss why these countries rank at the top.
In Japan, clean streets and proper infrastructure aren’t just a government achievement; they’re a reflection of collective responsibility.
He started his bike, picked up your order, and his 10-minute timer started.
For a ₹50 incentive, he chose the wrong turn and lost his life in a road accident.
This is the story of Praveen Kumar, a 24-year-old Blinkit driver from UP, Hathras, who just joined as a delivery executive, and lost his life after 2 days in his job.
Every Diwali, we talk about prosperity, happiness, and wealth.
But the greatest wealth we truly have is life.
Every day, hundreds of lives are lost on our roads, cut short due to impatience, carelessness, or a moment of irresponsibility. Families are shattered, dreams are broken, all because of something that could have been prevented.
I discussed this question that concerns billions of Indians with experts from Trans India.
According to data, 80% of road accidents happen because of human behaviour on the road.
Indian Railways has surpassed the United States and officially become the second-largest freight mover in the world, with ₹2.62 lakh crore freight revenue.
In FY24-25, it transported 1.61 billion tonnes of cargo, setting a new benchmark in logistics efficiency.
