What we do
People for Safe Indian Roads (PSIR) is a not for profit organisation engaged in activities which help in making Indian roads safer. We help Government, Public and Civic authorities by advising how to make roads safer in India. Some of our activities are:
- Recommend designs for safe roads & walkways
- Recommend guidelines for road safety
- Promote roads with dividers
- Pedestrian rights and safety
- Guidelines for Emergency procedures
- Disaster Recovery and Management Plans
If you think you can make a contribution to our cause and want to help us by suggesting some activity - contact us.
Do we need the technology from US for providiing for pavements? OR have we become bereft of ideas and are just churing out useless townplanners and incompetent urban planners? Who will save this damn country? It is a night mare to just think of going outeven for a walk, for there are no footpaths/pavements!!! WHerever there are, it isocupied by the hawkers, beggars, extendeds shop-keepers,home-less urchins andso on! CAnt we file a PIL in the courts demanding footpaths, walkable ones for old people?
Rajan
5 Nov 10 at 11:26 pm
Yes someone should file a PIL for missing footpaths! Like we have Right to Education, Right to Food – in the same way we have “Right for Safe Roads” or pedestrians have “Right for Footpaths”.
Our engineers build roads – but no Footpaths. And if by mistake they make then – those to totally useless.
admin
19 Dec 11 at 2:15 am