Archive · 1 Jan 2026
India Mandates Advanced Braking Systems for Two-Wheelers
India has a lot of two-wheelers, but its roads aren't very safe.
There are many accidents and people getting hurt.
To make things safer, the government is now saying that all two-wheelers must have better braking systems.
This is because better brakes can help riders stop more quickly and avoid accidents.
The government's data shows that accidents and deaths from road accidents have been going up, so they want to make sure that two-wheelers are as safe as possible.
This new rule is important because it could save many lives and make the roads safer for everyone.
India is the world's largest two-wheeler market by sales.
Road accidents and fatalities have been rising in India.
The government mandates advanced braking systems for two-wheelers.
Better braking systems can help prevent accidents and save lives.
The National Crime Records Bureau reports over 464,000 road accidents and nearly 198,000 fatalities in 2023.
- Who
- Indian government and two-wheeler manufacturers.
- What
- Mandate for advanced braking systems on two-wheelers.
- When
- Data shows rising road accidents and fatalities in 2023.
- Where
- India, the world's largest two-wheeler market.
- Why
- To improve safety and reduce road accidents and fatalities.
- Market
- India is the world's largest two-wheeler market by sales.
- Road Accidents
- Over 464,000 road accidents in 2023.
- Fatalities
- Nearly 198,000 road fatalities in 2023.
- Braking System
- Mandated to improve two-wheeler safety.
- NCRB Data
- National Crime Records Bureau reports rising road accidents and fatalities.