The 3 Es of Road Safety: Education, Engineering & Law Enforcement
The QuintAs of 2020, India, unfortunately, still ranks high in terms of sheer number of road accidents. To device better and safer road engineering and more effective legislation, improve vehicular safety standards, and generate public awareness, the MoRTH has recognised three E’s, namely: education, engineering and enforcement of law and legislation. Here’s how the 3 E’s work in road safety: Education The Indian government has run multiple Road Safety Campaigns in the past one decade via different forms of media- TV spots, radio spots, display of cinema slides, distribution of posters, books on road safety signage & signs; as well as has organised annual Road Safety Week, seminars and exhibitions with the view to raise road safety awareness among the general public. In addition to this, the government has multiple ongoing public-private partnerships looking after the road safety education needs of the country. You can Engineering Certain engineering measures are considered essential for adoption to improve road safety - geometry of the road, separation of local traffic, pedestrian facility, etc which are identified through regular Road Safety audits.