Pandemic lockdowns had a serious — potentially fatal — effect on the way drivers interact with each other on the roads.
The uncertainty and stress of the pandemic can trigger a part of the brain which causes reckless behaviour — with potentially fatal results on the
Lack of institutional capacity and poor road design increases road accidents in India.
Pandemic lockdowns had a serious — potentially fatal — effect on the way drivers interact with each other on the roads.
The uncertainty and stress of the pandemic can trigger a part of the brain which causes reckless behaviour — with potentially fatal results on the road.
Lack of institutional capacity and poor road design increases road accidents in India.
The rumble of delivery trucks rattling through dense urban streets is a familiar sound, but behind the convenience of ecommerce lies risk to road users.
Road deaths are often seen as a domestic issue, but working together with other governments can make the biggest impact in reducing numbers.
The pandemic changed many aspects of road use but as lockdowns ease and traffic builds, familiar challenges to keeping people safe remain.
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