Road Safety & Mobility: Interview

Tuesday 28 April 2015

Interview - School Bus Drivers

INTERVIEWS WITH SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS

As a part of Road Safety Project initiated by RENAULT, Students of class XII conducted an interview session with the school bus drivers on 10^th April, 2015, during the school working hours.

The idea of the session was to get a real insight into the actual problems faced by the bus drivers on the roads. The respondents were asked different questions related to their experience in driving, their actions and views on critical road rage related situations and also, what do they suggest in controlling the growing problem of Road Rage and lack of Road Safety.

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Mana13 December 2015 at 04:50
I really appreciate your effort in educating the drivers and motorist. The interview with school bus driver really interesting, the way the share their views. Awaiting for more information and updates.

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Introduction

“22-year-old shot at after fight over parking” … “The driver of Delhi Public School, Rohini, carrying 40 school students, suffered from severe head injuries, when he was hit by two men in an Alto car, for not giving them passage” … “G D Goenka School’s bus driver was hit by a hammer by a man in a Scorpio for not giving way.” … “5 youths in a Verna car attacked three pedestrians and killed one of them not giving way to their car” … “A police constable was dragged for more than 100 metres and was killed by being crushed under the wheels of a car that was being stopped for crossing red light.”
These are a few instances of what is happening almost regularly in Delhi and are popularly referred to as “Road rage incidents” in the newspapers. In the last 2-3 years, almost every day we get to hear about such incidents and the people on the roads in Delhi are so short-tempered that they don’t even hesitate to hit, punch or even kill someone on the pretext of some minor issues on the road, leave aside the regular abuses and arguments.

Delhi senior police officials have stated that in 2013, 36 road rage incidents were reported and in 2014 till August, there were already more than 20 cases registered. The PCR receives almost 10-12 calls every day on minor scuffles on the roads of Delhi. Short-tempered drivers have made the roads of Delhi very dangerous and unsafe for others. With the rising frequency of such incidents, this issue is giving rise to serious concerns and calls for urgent preventive steps.

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Tuesday 28 April 2015

Interview - School Bus Drivers

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