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AI won't sleep at the wheel - Vimarsana News

AI won't sleep at the wheel

The AI-based Driver Behaviour Analytics Systems to be set up onboard KSRTC long-distance buses enable a wide variety of features for improved road safety — the AI will capture emotions, reactions, and facial expressions of the driver in real-time.

FRSC records 37 deaths, 109 road accidents in Borno - Vimarsana News

FRSC records 37 deaths, 109 road accidents in Borno

The Borno Command of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) says 37 lives were lost in 109 road crashes recorded across the state from January to date. The state Sector Commander, Mr Ashiru Saminu, made this known on Thursday in Maiduguri at the flag off ceremony of 2023 Ember Months Campaign organised by the sector

Road accidents back to pre-pandemic trend, says official data - Vimarsana News

Road accidents back to pre-pandemic trend, says official data

The year 2022 was the most fatal year for road accidents in India, with 122 per million population dying in road accidents, the highest rate since at least 1970 | Latest News India

Over Speeding, Not Wearing Seat Belts Caused Maximum Road Deaths: Report - Vimarsana News

Over Speeding, Not Wearing Seat Belts Caused Maximum Road Deaths: Report

A total of 4,61,312 road accidents occurred in 2022, claiming 1,68,491 lives and leaving 4,43,366 people injured.

Source: india.com
Speeding caused 71 per cent of all road deaths last year: Government data | India News - Vimarsana News

Speeding caused 71 per cent of all road deaths last year: Government data | India News

India News: Speeding was responsible for 70 per cent of road deaths in India in 2022, which saw a record-breaking 168,491 fatalities and 440,000 injuries. Failure