Archive · 11 Dec 2025
Delhi aims to halve road crashes by 2030
The Delhi government wants to make roads safer by cutting the number of road crashes in half by 2030.
They had a meeting to talk about how to do this.
They plan to make special safe zones around 100 schools and use cameras to watch dangerous spots.
They also want to help people who get hurt in accidents.
The government believes that with better rules and help from the public, they can save lives on the roads.
Delhi government aims to reduce road crashes by 50% by 2030.
Safe School Zones to be implemented in 100 schools in the first phase.
47 AI-based cameras are already functional, with more high-risk stretches to be identified with IIT-Delhi.
Zero Tolerance Zones to be created on Ring Road, Outer Ring Road, and areas under NDMC jurisdiction.
Victim-support schemes, including Cashless Treatment Scheme and Rah-Veer Good Samaritan Scheme, were discussed.
- Who
- Delhi government, Transport Minister Pankaj Kumar Singh
- What
- Set a target to reduce road crashes by 50% by 2030
- When
- Wednesday, December 10
- Where
- Delhi
- Why
- To improve road safety and protect vulnerable road users
- Target Year
- 2030
- Reduction Goal
- 50% reduction in road crashes
- Meeting Chair
- Transport Minister Pankaj Kumar Singh
- Safe School Zones
- 100 schools in first phase
- AI-Based Cameras
- 47 functional cameras
- High-Risk Stretches
- Identified with IIT-Delhi
- Black Spots
- 18 identified spots, including Delhi Gate and ISBT Kashmere Gate
- Victim-Support Schemes
- Cashless Treatment Scheme, Hit-and-Run assistance, Rah-Veer Good Samaritan Scheme
