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After Road Cave-In Incidents, Delhi Orders Inspection Of Drains, Pipelines
The Delhi government has directed the PWD, MCD and DJB to carry out a safety audit of obsolete drains and pipelines following recent incidents of road cave-ins in the city, minister Saurabh Bharadwaj said on Tuesday.
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Road Safety Audit After Cyrus Mistry Accident Raises Concern Over Poor Maintenance
A safety audit on the highway, which witnessed the accidental death of Tata Sons' former chairman Cyrus Mistry, has raised concerns over poor maintenance, inadequate signages to guide drivers and over two dozen median openings along the stretch.
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Safety Audits Mandated At All Stages Of Road Development To Reduce Accidents: Nitin Gadkari
Nitin Gadkari said that safety audits have been mandated at all stages of road development to reduce accidents.
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Safety Audit Mandatory For Road Projects To Reduce Mishaps, Says Nitin Gadkari
Mr Gadkari said that his aim is to achieve 50 per cent reduction in road accident deaths and zero accidents and deaths by 2030.
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Over 450 Bridges In Mumbai To Undergo Safety Inspection
The Railways said today it will carry out a safety audit of nearly 450 road overbridges, foot overbridges and bridges over the pipelines in Mumbai.
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'100 Bridges Can Collapse Anytime', Minister Nitin Gadkari Tells Parliament
Weeks after a bridge collapsed under the weight of a passing truck in Manipur, the government said there were scores of bridges across the country that could come crumbling down. "Over 100 bridges can collapse anytime and they need immediate attention," Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari told Lok Sabha, according to news agency Pres...
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Road Safety Audit In Design Stage Before Highway Construction
At least one road safety audit will be mandatory at the design stage for 5 km or more of a highway stretch for capacity augmentation, the government has said.
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Government To Spend Rs 11,000 Crore On Infrastructure To Check Road Accidents
Concerned over alarmingly high number of road accidents in the country, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari today said the government will spend Rs 11,000 crore over the next five years to improve the road infrastructure.
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Govt to conduct road safety audits
At least 15 people die every hour and 1.37 lakh every year in road accidents in the country. The major reason identified for these accidents has been the faulty road designs. To put a stop to these fatalities and road accidents, the government will start road safety audits – which will identify engineering deficiencies and suggest cor...
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After Road Cave-In Incidents, Delhi Orders Inspection Of Drains, Pipelines
The Delhi government has directed the PWD, MCD and DJB to carry out a safety audit of obsolete drains and pipelines following recent incidents of road cave-ins in the city, minister Saurabh Bharadwaj said on Tuesday.
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Road Safety Audit After Cyrus Mistry Accident Raises Concern Over Poor Maintenance
A safety audit on the highway, which witnessed the accidental death of Tata Sons' former chairman Cyrus Mistry, has raised concerns over poor maintenance, inadequate signages to guide drivers and over two dozen median openings along the stretch.
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Safety Audits Mandated At All Stages Of Road Development To Reduce Accidents: Nitin Gadkari
Nitin Gadkari said that safety audits have been mandated at all stages of road development to reduce accidents.
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Safety Audit Mandatory For Road Projects To Reduce Mishaps, Says Nitin Gadkari
Mr Gadkari said that his aim is to achieve 50 per cent reduction in road accident deaths and zero accidents and deaths by 2030.
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Over 450 Bridges In Mumbai To Undergo Safety Inspection
The Railways said today it will carry out a safety audit of nearly 450 road overbridges, foot overbridges and bridges over the pipelines in Mumbai.
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'100 Bridges Can Collapse Anytime', Minister Nitin Gadkari Tells Parliament
Weeks after a bridge collapsed under the weight of a passing truck in Manipur, the government said there were scores of bridges across the country that could come crumbling down. "Over 100 bridges can collapse anytime and they need immediate attention," Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari told Lok Sabha, according to news agency Pres...
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Road Safety Audit In Design Stage Before Highway Construction
At least one road safety audit will be mandatory at the design stage for 5 km or more of a highway stretch for capacity augmentation, the government has said.
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Government To Spend Rs 11,000 Crore On Infrastructure To Check Road Accidents
Concerned over alarmingly high number of road accidents in the country, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari today said the government will spend Rs 11,000 crore over the next five years to improve the road infrastructure.
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Govt to conduct road safety audits
At least 15 people die every hour and 1.37 lakh every year in road accidents in the country. The major reason identified for these accidents has been the faulty road designs. To put a stop to these fatalities and road accidents, the government will start road safety audits – which will identify engineering deficiencies and suggest cor...
