Without traffic signals, it’s hard to imagine the smooth flow of traffic given the number of vehicles on the road. Traffic light signals are common at any busy intersection or prime location. The primary red, yellow and green traffic light rules remain universal across the globe. However, the types of signals and regulations may differ from one country to another. Read on as we discuss traffic signal rules in India.

Roads are one of the oldest modes of transportation in India. Different types of highways and roads offer much-needed connectivity between states, cities, towns and villages. It has played a crucial role in our nation's economic, social, and even cultural development. In this article, we are discussing different kinds of roads and their importance in our country.

There are rules around driving to avoid road accidents. Yet we often read about terrible vehicle accidents in newspapers. The increasing road accidents make safety a big concern for drivers.

In order to ensure safety while driving or riding a vehicle, you must understand the causes of road accidents. The knowledge of what causes an accident can prepare you for unforeseen situations you might encounter on the road. In city traffic or on highways, your awareness will keep you and others safe.

A road trip means you often end up driving on highways, and car driving on highways brings its challenges to the table. It can be relaxing, but it also requires your utmost concentration due to the high-speed traffic around you. Even the smallest of mistakes can cost you dearly due to the speed at which you drive. In this article, we discuss the top highway driving rules and tips. So, buckle up your seat belts, shift to the cruising gear and read on!

From crowded streets to busy roads, Indian cities are known for their intense traffic conditions. Hence, the government has established clear rules to maintain safe traffic movement. One should take these road safety rules seriously for the sake of their well-being and the protection of other road users.

In this article, we will help you understand all valuable road safety rules and tips to drive in India.

As per SIAM (Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers), over 2.7 million cars were sold in India in the FY 2020-21. The boom in car sales has increased the number of vehicles on the road, and the traffic police face an uphill task of maintaining law and order. Many novice drivers may be unaware of some of the traffic rules, while others tend to violate the rules and thereby risk the safety of other road users. Read on to know about some of the most common traffic violations, and also, let’s throw light on how to avoid them.

When relocating to a different state, you wouldn’t want to leave the car or bike of your dreams behind. But to transfer your vehicle to another state, you must go through some legal procedures.

It all begins with the acquisition of NOC or No Objection Certificate. You can get the NOC from the RTO or Regional Transport Office, where your vehicle was originally registered. 

To help you with the process, here is a guide on how to get NOC and transfer a vehicle from one state to another.

Violating traffic rules and regulations can be dangerous to you as well as other road users. One such common traffic violation is signal jumping. Ignoring a red light signal can be dangerous as it may lead to fatal accidents, and you will also receive a challan for jumping the signal. Do you know how to pay challan for Red Light Signal Jumping in India? Read on to find out the answer.

Vehicle-generated pollution contributes to more than 70% of the air pollution across the globe. The primary cause of vehicle fumes pollution is personal transportation. Devices such as catalytic converters and CNG kits have been a practical option but have a restricted effect on reducing pollution. Over time, the Indian government has taken necessary steps to reduce pollution, including innovations, alternative fuels, methods like carpooling, and others. This article provides you with a deep insight into how to reduce vehicle pollution.

We are in the age of speed. We desire high-speed Internet, quick services, and the most important – faster commuting options. The first two things on the list are not life-threatening, but the same cannot be said for the last one. Here speed is not a luxury but a fatal alternative as compared to safe commute.

In India, the most common reasons behind road accidents are drunk driving, using a cell phone while driving or walking on the road, not following traffic rules and last but not the least, due to over speeding. In the year 2017, more than 75,000 road accidents occurred in the country within the span of the first 7 months i.e. January to July.