Road Rage on Ner to Amravati Road Triple collide wrong overtaking

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Accident on Ner to Amravati Road Triple collide of vehicle massive Damage of wrong overtaking.avoid this fallow Rules Roads Regulations, 1989 1)The Rules Of The Road Regulations,1989 was brought into effect from July 1, 1989. It serves as a basic guide for the driver showcasing the rules which he has to follow while on the roads. It deals with basic facts such as overtaking, traffic signals, towing, speed limits, the necessary documents to be carried while driving and such other neglected but imperative points nonetheless. 2) Keep Left: The driver of a motor vehicle shall drive the vehicle as close to the left side of the road as may be expedient and shall allow all traffic which is proceeding in the opposite direction to pass on his right hand side. 3) Turning to the Left and Right: The driver of a motor vehicle shall: 1. When turning to the left, drive as close as maybe to the left hand side of the road from which he is making the turn and of the road which he is entering. When turning to the right draw as near as near as may be to the centre of the road which the driver is entering. 4) Passing to the Left: The driver of a motor vehicle may pass to the left of a vehicle, the driver of which having indicated an intention to turn to the right has drawn to the centre of the road and may pass on either side, a tram car or other vehicle running on fixed rails whether travelling in the same direction as himself or otherwise provided that in no case shall he pass a tram car at a time or in a manner likely to cause danger or inconvenience to other users of the road including persons leaving or about to enter tram cars. 5) Overtaking prohibited in certain cases: The driver of a motor vehicle shall not pass a vehicle travelling in the same direction as himself: If his passing is likely to pass inconvenience or danger to other traffic proceeding in any direction .If he is near a point, a bend or corner or a hill or other obstruction of any kind that renders the road ahead not clearly visible.If he knows that the driver who is following him has not signalled that he may be overtaken. 6) Overtaking not to be obstructed: The driver of a motor vehicle shall not, when being overtaken or being passed by another vehicle, increase speed or do anything in any way to prevent the other vehicle from passing him. 7) Caution at road junction: The driver of a motor vehicle shall slow down when approaching a road intersection, a road junction, pedestrian crossing or a road corner, and shall not enter any such intersection, junction or crossing until he has become aware that he may do so without endangering the safety of persons thereon. 8) Giving way to traffic at road junction: The driver of a motor vehicle shall, on entering a road interjection at which traffic is not being regulated, if the road entered is a main road designated as such, give way to the vehicles proceeding along the road, and in any other case give way to all traffic approaching to the intersection on his right hand. 9) Free Passage to Fire Service Vehicles And Ambulances: Each driver shall on the approach of a fire service vehicle or an ambulance allow it free passage by drawing it to the side of the road. 10) Right of way: Pedestrians have the right of way at uncontrolled pedestrian crossings. When any road is provided with a footpath or cycletrack especially for other traffic, except with permission of a police officer in uniform, a driver shall not drive on such footpath or track. While on the roads, every one sharing the roads should respect each others presence and their right of advancement on roads. The section below points out some basic tips in order to make driving a smooth experience. Caution for Cyclists: Wear a cycle helmet and appropriate clothes. Use the cycle lane, where ever provided. Ride on the left of the road, with other traffic.Obey stop signs and traffic lights, like the rest of the traffic. Give signals with one hand while riding. Never ride with just one hand on the handle bar except when giving a signal. Keep both feet on the pedals. Look back over your shoulders and take a right turn comfortably, give way to the traffic coming from behind. Never follow any vehicle closely. Maintain safe distance. Avoid big and busy roads with fast moving traffic. Do not enter a street where you see the "No Entry" sign. Stop before you enter moving traffic from a driveway, a parking lot, a minor road, or from behind a parked car or bus. Go ahead only when the way is clear. If you are passing a stopped car be careful, a door may suddenly open. Never stop your cycle on a pedestrian crossing. Never ride your cycle on a footpath. Never try to overtake- if you must, do it only if the driver of the vehicle in your front has permitted or signaled you to overtake. For More visit to http://rto.kar.nic.in/roadsafetycss.html with Thanks.