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Killer Roads

June 11, 2023 |

It is a known fact that road accidents kill more people in Jammu and Kashmir than conflict for a number of reasons. The roads in Jammu and Kashmir are often in poor condition, with potholes, narrow lanes, and sharp curves without any signages which make driving a risky affair. It also makes it difficult to drive safely, and increases the risk of accidents. Many drivers in Jammu and Kashmir drive recklessly, speeding, ignoring traffic rules, and overloading vehicles. This behavior is a major factor in road accidents. Many drivers in Jammu and Kashmir are not aware of the dangers of road traffic. They may not know the rules of the road, or they may not take them seriously. This lack of awareness contributes to accidents. Besides, there is a crippling paucity of public transport. Many people in Jammu and Kashmir rely on private vehicles for transportation. This means that there are more vehicles on the road, which increases the risk of accidents. The conflict has led to the closure of many roads, which has forced people to use other, more dangerous routes. This has also led to an increase in the number of accidents. The government of Jammu and Kashmir has taken some steps to address the problem of road accidents. These include improving road infrastructure. The government has invested in road repairs and improvements. This has helped to make the roads safer. The government has also increased the number of traffic police officers and has stepped up enforcement of traffic laws. This has helped to reduce reckless driving. A number of awareness campaigns have also been launched by the government to educate people about the dangers of road traffic. These campaigns have helped to reduce the number of accidents. Despite these efforts, road accidents continue to be a major problem in Jammu and Kashmir. The government needs to do more to address the root causes of the problem, such as poor road infrastructure and reckless driving. In addition to the government's efforts, there are a number of things that individuals can do to help reduce the risk of road accidents. These include obeying speed limits, stopping at red lights, and yielding to pedestrians. Drivers need to be aware of their surroundings. Paying attention to other drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists can save precious lives. Only then will it be possible to significantly reduce the number of accidents.

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Killer Roads

June 11, 2023 |

It is a known fact that road accidents kill more people in Jammu and Kashmir than conflict for a number of reasons. The roads in Jammu and Kashmir are often in poor condition, with potholes, narrow lanes, and sharp curves without any signages which make driving a risky affair. It also makes it difficult to drive safely, and increases the risk of accidents. Many drivers in Jammu and Kashmir drive recklessly, speeding, ignoring traffic rules, and overloading vehicles. This behavior is a major factor in road accidents. Many drivers in Jammu and Kashmir are not aware of the dangers of road traffic. They may not know the rules of the road, or they may not take them seriously. This lack of awareness contributes to accidents. Besides, there is a crippling paucity of public transport. Many people in Jammu and Kashmir rely on private vehicles for transportation. This means that there are more vehicles on the road, which increases the risk of accidents. The conflict has led to the closure of many roads, which has forced people to use other, more dangerous routes. This has also led to an increase in the number of accidents. The government of Jammu and Kashmir has taken some steps to address the problem of road accidents. These include improving road infrastructure. The government has invested in road repairs and improvements. This has helped to make the roads safer. The government has also increased the number of traffic police officers and has stepped up enforcement of traffic laws. This has helped to reduce reckless driving. A number of awareness campaigns have also been launched by the government to educate people about the dangers of road traffic. These campaigns have helped to reduce the number of accidents. Despite these efforts, road accidents continue to be a major problem in Jammu and Kashmir. The government needs to do more to address the root causes of the problem, such as poor road infrastructure and reckless driving. In addition to the government's efforts, there are a number of things that individuals can do to help reduce the risk of road accidents. These include obeying speed limits, stopping at red lights, and yielding to pedestrians. Drivers need to be aware of their surroundings. Paying attention to other drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists can save precious lives. Only then will it be possible to significantly reduce the number of accidents.


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