1. Tips for four wheeler drivers
2. Tips for two wheeler riders.

Safety Tips for Four Wheeler Owners, Travelers and Drivers to prevent Road Traffic Accidents on Highways:

• Before you start for an outstation journey by taxi or  by your personal vehicle, check  for  the following points in your driver:
• Eyes are red and bouncing due to inadequate sleep.
• Smell Breath for alcohol.
• Body language [to assess his mental stress level]

1. If you find a single factor dominating him, immediately change the driver.
2. Check his driving license for the validity.
3. While driving if you observe rashness and carelessness in his driving immediately stop him and give him specific instructions.
4. Don’t sleep in the vehicle especially beside the driver. At least one person should be always awake, who can intermittently talk and monitor the driver.
5.  Don’t create nuisance (movies or songs blaring) in the vehicle which can disturb the concentration of a driver.
6. Before you start, check all the RTO papers, insurance of the vehicle and pollution certificate [validity].
7. Tie the seat belts [driver and others], they are provided by the company for your safety.
8. No over loading.
9. If the driver feels tired or sleepy, immediately stop the vehicle and take rest and refreshing drink like hot tea or coffee.
10. Check and carry the essential spanners and tools, and functioning torch.
11. Always carry First-Aid Kit.
12. Intermittently talk and be in touch with your relatives or friends about the distance you covered
    

Tips For Two Wheeler To Prevent Road Traffic Accidents On Highways.

1. No rash and careless driving.
2. Use of helmet [ISI mark] by the rider and pillion rider [Tie it properly]
3. No triple or more pillion riders.
4. No use of cell phone while driving.
5. Don’t drink before/or while driving.
6. If the rider feels tired or sleepy, immediately take rest and refreshing drink like hot tea or coffee.
7. Always hydrate yourself to prevent heat stroke. [specially in summer]
   
8. Intermittently talk and be in touch with your relatives or friends about the distance you covered.