Archive · 20 Nov 2025
Adilabad Police Launch 450 Road Safety Clubs to Reduce Accidents
Adilabad police have created 450 Road Safety Clubs along highways to teach people about road safety and help in emergencies.
They want to reduce accidents and deaths by 30%.
The clubs will fix dangerous spots and teach people how to help in accidents.
450 Road Safety Clubs formed along NH 44 and state roads in Adilabad district
Each club has 5 trained members with first-aid kits
Initiative aims to reduce road accidents by 30% and lower fatalities
Major causes of accidents include wrong side driving, helmetless riding, and disregard for safety norms
Clubs will identify accident-prone spots, trim trees, and install signboards
- Who
- Adilabad police, local residents, petrol pump workers, hotel staff, and youth
- What
- Formed 450 Road Safety Clubs
- When
- Recently
- Where
- Along National Highway 44 and state roads in Adilabad district
- Why
- To reduce road accidents and fatalities
Police and Safety Advocates
Local Residents
Road Safety Measures
Police and Safety Advocates
Support the formation of Road Safety Clubs to educate and enforce safety norms.
Local Residents
Express concern about the effectiveness of these clubs in preventing accidents.
- Total road accidents in 2025
- 283
- Total road accident deaths in 2025
- 104
- Total road accidents in 2024
- 320
- Total road accident deaths in 2024
- 134
- Target reduction in accidents
- 30%
- Length of NH 44 in Adilabad district
- 75 km
- Number of trained members per club
- 5
