Rajasthan Police Officials Training on Traffic Management & Enforcement at IRTE

Treatment of Accident Victim by Trauma Care Team of IRF-IC at Bareilly Moradabad Stretch

Pre Hospital Care of Accident Victim by Trauma Care Team of IRF-IC at Bareilly Moradabad Stretch

Trauma Care Training at L&T Toll Plaza in Dharmapuri District, Tamil Nadu

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Trauma Care Training at Jayalaxmi College in Dharmapuri District, Tamil Nadu

Police Officials and Bystanders present during Trauma Care Training at Jayalaxmi College in Dharmapuri District, Tamil Nadu

Imparting Road Safety Education in KVBOA Matric. Hr. Sec. School, Kothai Nagar, Erode – Karur Road, Karur

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Checking the reflectivity of the Signboard during Road Safety Audit at Krishnagiri-Karur stretch in the State of Tamil Nadu

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Road Safety Education in the State of Madhya Pradesh

Major Causes of Road Accidents

About IRF India Chapter

The International Road Federation IRF India Chapter has been active in India since February 2009 with aims and objectives in consonance with those of its Geneva based parent body, International Road Federation Geneva Programme Centre, which had initiated and consolidated Road Safety activities in a major way in India since 2005. Accordingly IRF-IC works for economic, safer and sustainable roads through improved design, construction, maintenance and management. It brings together a formidable body of expertise and experience of its Indian members, from both private and public sectors, engaged in road infrastructure development and related business for furthering the cause of (i) Road Safety (ii) Environment (iii) Road Finance and (iv) Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS).

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5E Programme

IRF India Chapter has embarked upon an on-ground Road Safety validation programme covering 7 worst affected highway stretches of 100-150 kms each in the 7 States with highest road accidents, namely, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh.

The objective of the exercise is to transform these highway stretches, in association with the State Governments and Corporate India, into forgiving roads with almost zero fatalities and serious injuries. The transformation is intended through a series of corrective road safety management measures addressing the 5Es of road safety namely, Engineering of Roads, Engineering of Vehicles & Policy Intervention, Education, Enforcement and Emergency Care.

IRF India (Events)

14 June 2022

Seminar on “Safer Roads & Safer Mobility”

International Road Federation – India Chapter (IRF-IC) in association with its esteemed member, Avery Dennison, has organized a half-day Seminar on “Safer Roads & Safer Mobility” on Tuesday, 14th June 2022 […]

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15 December 2021

12th Webinar on the subject “Sustainable Development with Road Safety”

IRF India Chapter organized the 12th and the concluding Webinar in the series, titled “Sustainable Development with Road Safety” on 15th December 2021 from 16:30 – 18:45 Hrs. At the […]

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