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ROAD SAFETY IN INDIA
Over 1 million killed and 5 million injured or disabled in the past decade
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OUR IMPACT
An initiative to make Mumbai Pune Expressway a model highway for road safety in India
In the past decade, over 1 million people have been killed and over 5 million have been seriously injured or permanently disabled because of road crashes in India. Despite the scale of the problem, there are limited case- studies of structured, evidence-based interventions to reduce the loss of life and limb on Indian roads. The Zero Fatality Corridor (ZFC) initiative was conceived in this context, with a vision to build a replicable and scalable model to reduce road crash deaths in India. In 2016, SaveLIFE Foundation and Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. partnered with the Government of Maharashtra to reduce road crash deaths on the Yashwantrao Chavan Mumbai-Pune Expressway to from an annual average of 135 to 0 (zero) by the year 2021 - transforming it into India's first Zero Fatality Corridor.
EMERGENCY CONTACTS
List of emergency resources and their contact details for the expressway, including hospitals and toll free numbers.
I.C.E CARD
In Case of Emergency Card to allow fellow citizens to help you and your loved ones in times of need.
DO'S AND DONT'S
Few steps of caution & safety tips that can go a long way in preventing road crash and protecting lives.
LATEST UPDATES
Can India reduce deaths on one hazardous road to zero?
It’s the subject of the SaveLIFE Foundation’s plan to create […]
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LATEST UPDATES
E-way safety plan pays off, deaths in car mishaps drop
Efforts towards vision zero.
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LATEST UPDATES
SaveLIFE foundation signs MoU to improve emergency medical and trauma care on Mumbai-Pune expressway.
Strengthening emergency medical and trauma care
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LATEST UPDATES
Harvard Global Health Institute partners India’s SaveLife Foundation to curb global road crash epidemic
The Harvard Global Health Institute is partnering with SaveLIFE Foundation to address the worldwide health challenge posed by the increasing number of road crashes
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ZFC PROJECT: IMPACT
Through the interventions across each of the 4 E's of road safety, in the calendar year 2017 a 30% reduction in road crash deaths was recorded on the MPEW.
GALLERY
Snippets of Zero Fatality Corridor initiative on the Mumbai Pune Expressway
- Exercise on emergency response
- Improving road engineering and design
- Road safety awareness drive on Mumbai Pune Expressway
- Awareness campaign at the Toll plaza on the Expressway
- Road Safety Awareness Campaign
- Road Safety Awareness Campaign