Overview
- The in-app prompts aim to curb overspeeding and abrupt lane changes by giving drivers real-time speed limits and warnings for accident-prone stretches.
- Initial availability is on Android devices, with authorities planning to expand coverage to more than 200 roads by early next year.
- High-risk corridors in the rollout include the Dwarka Expressway, NH-48, the KMP Expressway and Golf Course Extension Road.
- Traffic police say the alerts are part of a layered road-safety push that adds ANPR cameras, drone monitoring and digital challans to on-ground enforcement.
- Officials point to a heavy crash toll—448 deaths in 2024 and hundreds more this year—and note recent FIRs against five rash drivers on NH-48 under Section 285 of the BNS.