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    Road Safety

    Present By – Sarthak Narvekar

    For use in conjunction with 5-Minute Safety Talk

    © 2017 National Safety Council


    Fleet Safety

    a -Deaths per 100,000 population. Taken from Injury Facts®, 2017 Edition.

    o More than 35,000 people die in crashes every year on


    INDIA. roads, approximately 96 deaths per day or 4 deaths
    every hour
    o More than 90% driver error – therefore, PREVENTABLE
    2 © 2017 National Safety Council
    Impact on
    Employee
    & Family
    Higher
    Lost Work
    Insurance
    Days
    Premiums
    Cost of
    Injuries
    $$$

    3 © 2017 National Safety Council


    Distracted Driving
    Thousands die
    every year… This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND

    Many employers use cell phone driving policies which ask


    employees to:
     Program/start GPS equipment prior to starting Vehicle.
     Turn off smartphones or other devices before starting vehicle
     Inform clients, associates and business partners that calls will be
    returned when they are not driving
     Pull over to a safe location and put vehicle in park if a call must
    be made

    4 © 2017 National Safety Council


    Cell Phone Blocking Apps & Devices

    Help drivers stay focused on driving by preventing:


    • making calls
    • accepting calls
    • texting
    • accessing internet
    5 © 2017 National Safety Council
    Drunk and Drugged Driving

    Safe Driving Requires:


     Comprehension
     Concentration
     Coordination
     Quick reflexes

    Drinking and drugs - including marijuana -


    affect all of these skills

    6 © 2017 National Safety Council


    Aggressive Driving Road Rage

    The best offense is a solid defense:


     Teach & promote defensive driving skills
     Talk about risks
     Encourage employees to adopt safe driving habits
    7 © 2017 National Safety Council
    Drowsy Driving
    CDC reports more
    than 1/3 of IND. adults
    sleep less than seven
    hours
    Drowsy driving occurs
    when people take the
    wheel despite feeling
    sleepy or fatigued
    More than 5,000
    people died in drowsy
    driving related crashed
    in 2021

    8 © 2017 National Safety Council


    This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY

    • Ensure first Air Pressure on tyre. ( bike, Car)


    • Make Sure about the Mirror angle .
    • Make sure your drivers know how to use the
    safety features in their vehicles.

    9 © 2017 National Safety Council


    If tired…

    Drink a
    Pull over
    caffeinated
    beverage

    Take a 20 Schedule
    minute travel
    nap breaks

    10 © 2017 National Safety Council


    Passenger Restraint
    Seat belts are inexpensive
    and effective. They save lives
    and reduce injuries.
    Employees who are in the
    habit of using a safety belt
    during work hours also are
    more likely to buckle up when they are off the clock.

    More than half of teens and adults who die in


    crashes are reported as unrestrained at the time of
    the crash, according to the RTO.

    11 © 2017 National Safety Council


    NHAI, RTO ,OSHA Report Indicates:
    • The average crash costs an employer more than
    RS.16,000

    • When a worker has an on-the-job crash that


    results in an injury, the cost to their employer
    jumps to more than RS.70,000

    • Costs can exceed RS.500,000 when a fatality is


    involved

    12 © 2017 National Safety Council


    Driver Safety

    This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND

    13 © 2017 National Safety Council


    Thank You
    for All
    Participants.
    14 © 2017 National Safety Council
    Presentation
    Continue With Visual
    Cinematography…

    15 © 2017 National Safety Council

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