New Delhi: The Centre is looking to further tighten safety norms for two-wheelers, India’s most widely used and accident-prone mode of transport. After mandating anti-lock braking systems (ABS) and certified helmets, it is now considering rules that would make overspeed warnings and hands-off riding detection compulsory for all new two-wheelers.
The changes, currently under consultation, reflect a broader effort to reduce the alarming number of road accident deaths, nearly half of which involve two-wheeler riders.
According to two people aware of the development, the Union ministry of road transport and highways (MoRTH) is considering an amendment to the Central Motor…
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