Doubts about traffic regulations? These may help
We have compiled a few frequently asked questions. Find answers that will suffice your queries.
About the campaign
As a country that records the most number of road fatalities in the world, it is imperative that a sustained action be taken to disseminate information, create awareness and encourage road users in India to follow all safety protocols. The Ride of Hope campaign by Suzuki Motorcycle, in partnership with Times CSR, aims to educate, raise awareness, and bring about a change in mindset to take road safety precautions seriously.
STAGGERING NUMBERS
6
two-wheeler riders die every hour in India on average
37%
of those killed in road accidents in 2019 were two-wheeler riders
42%
risk of fatal injuries could be reduced by using correct helmets
29.82%
total road accident deaths occurred due to not wearing helmets
*As per a Ministry of Road Transport and Highways report published in October, 2020.
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Registration Certificate of the bike, a valid Insurance Policy, PUC certificate and driving licence are the documents you must have, either original or copies attested by a Gazetted officer. You can also produce these documents on your DigiLocker mobile app.
Ideally, you should not be riding during foggy conditions. If unavoidable, ensure you are riding within speed limits of 5 to 10 km per hour, and use indicators well and fog lights.
When you are riding in the hills, you can ensure safety by riding slowly and applying brakes cautiously.