With more and more motorisation on Indian roads, it appears that the death toll due to accidents is going to get higher. Stronger safety standards are needed to improve matters
The Indian government will not make it mandatory for automakers to include six airbags in passenger vehicles, said Nitin Gadkari, Union minister for road transport & highways. Instead, customers will be able to assess crash safety based on star ratings under India s first car-safety rating program. The Bharat New Car Assessment Programme aims to improve the safety standards of cars produced in India, which has the highest number of road fatalities in the world.
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