NEW DELHI: As part of the efforts to reduce injuries and deaths due to road crashes and make the city roads accident-free, the Delhi government has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Save Life Foundation for four more years. It has also decided to extend its ‘Zero Fatality Corridor’ model to the other parts of the city.
Under the partnership, eight blackspots and five Accident-Prone Zones from different districts of the city will be made safer over the next two years on the lines of the Zero Fatality Corridor model’s 4Es- road safety: Engineering, Enforcement, Emergency Care and Education.
