Can India reduce deaths on one hazardous road to zero?
It’s the subject of the SaveLIFE Foundation’s plan to create […]
Aditya Nayan
Nov 23
It’s the subject of the SaveLIFE Foundation’s plan to create a Zero Fatality Corridor (ZFC)
by 2020, which marks the end of the UN Decade Of Action For Road Safety.
In line with the UN programme, the SaveLIFE Foundation aims to improve road safety and
traffic management, develop vehicle safety, improve post-crash responses, and educate
road users to be more safety-conscious.
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