New Delhi: At a time when road accidents have become a regular feature on Indian roads, the latest episode of 'Satyamev Jayat' highlighted the importance of road safety in India.
From overloading, to bad roads, to lack of road education- several factors which lead to accidents, were highlighted on the show by host Aamir Khan on Sunday's episode.
The show explained that poor infrastructure, poor maintenance of roads and bad road designs also lead to accidents on the road regularly in India. Not always, the driver is at fault, in an accident.
While highlighting the issues that government needs to address urgently to avoid accidents on road, Aamir also urged citizens of the country to lend help to those in need. The show highlighted that how many lives are lost in such accidents only because of lack of help from the onlookers and late medical assistance.
Request everyone to send in your suggestions on the new Road Transport & Safety Bill 2014 http://t.co/0SMYRi9L8O #RoadsOKPlease— Nitin Gadkari (@nitin_gadkari) October 12, 2014
Pledge to follow traffic regulations and contribute towards making roads safe #RoadsOKPlease #MumkinHai— Satyamev Jayate (@satyamevjayate) October 12, 2014
@axeLRate My friends laugh at me because i drive slow or ask them to drive slow but i am damn proud of myself…#roadsokplease— Ashwin Sridharan (@Real_ash95) October 12, 2014
Perhaps road accidents in India in a week kills more people than terrorists kill in India in 10 years. #RoadsOKPlease— The Indian Next Door (@bharat_builder) October 12, 2014
Astonishing! Road accidents kill more people in India in a week than in a whole year in the UK. #RoadsOKPlease #MumkinHai— Rifat Jawaid (@RifatJawaid) October 12, 2014
I take the pledge of road safety and spreading the awareness as far as possible #RoadsOKPlease #ChaloDeshSudhare #MumkinHai— Anjali (@AnjaliJee) October 12, 2014
Cops at like goons in #bangalore by pushing barricades onto riders. Was witness to this @cpblr @satyamevjayate #roadsokplease misuse of pwr— Vaibhav Bhatia (@bhatiavaibhav) October 12, 2014
#roadsokplease we need to educate people about why upper & deeper lights are provided n how to use them— abhishek sangvekar (@abhi_rox_86) October 12, 2014
#roadsokplease I lost my brothers in road accident. There should be action on vehicles standing on roads without any signs and causes accide— Ankit G Singh (@scorpiondivine) October 12, 2014
#roadsokpleaseWhy in india thr r no rules of safety in manufacturing cars and trucks like other countries.— jitender diwan (@jitenderdiwan) October 12, 2014
Money is more important than life. Its the saddest thing that can ever happen to humanity. Harman sidhus case is so touching #roadsokplease— Kameena Chhora (@KameenaChhora) October 12, 2014
#roadsokplease road accidents can be minimized with our awareness & strict adhderence to laws thanks #amir to bring this issue u r real hero— Whats in a Name? (@an_apolitical) October 12, 2014
My friends laugh at me because i drive slow or ask them to drive slow but i am damn proud of myself…#roadsokplease— DANISH KUNDRA (@mrcooldanny) October 12, 2014
Reckless driving is a symbol of power,status among youths.need to divert them immediately for an allround developed india #roadsokplease— Saptarshi (@saptarshispeaks) October 12, 2014
#roadsokplease I respect this step by aamir and I also request other celebs to aware the youth of India on traffic rules. #MumkinHai— Abhinav Bhal (@iM_aBhiNaVeD) October 12, 2014
#RoadsOKPlease Pune people – two wheelers wearing helmet is not choice rather it's mandatory. Wear helmet and be safe— Amar Kumar (@Think_Right) October 12, 2014
#RoadsOKPlease Stop paying fines and follow the traffic rules then no more accidents and no more casualties..— Harshad Garud (@Harshad_Garud) October 12, 2014
#RoadsOKPlease – People start following traffic rules. Yellow and red light indicate vehicles to stop and not increasing speed.— Amar Kumar (@Think_Right) October 12, 2014
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