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Maharashtra road safety drive cuts fatal accidents and deaths by 8 per cent

Fatal crashes drop 8 per cent statewide; Mumbai records 24 per cent dip as enforcement and tech measures tighten control. Maharashtra reported an 8 per cent drop in fatal accidents and deaths in Jan-Feb 2026

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During the crackdown, over 1.65 lakh riders were caught without helmets (Pic/Ashish Raje)

During the crackdown, over 1.65 lakh riders were caught without helmets (Pic/Ashish Raje)

Maharashtra's road safety drive shows results as fatal accidents and deaths dropped 8 per cent in Jan-Feb 2026; Mumbai recorded a 24 per cent fall in accident deaths year-on-year. State data shows 194 fewer fatal accidents and 214 fewer deaths than the same period in 2025, pointing to tighter enforcement and tech-led monitoring.

Maharashtra’s Additional Transport Commissioner Bharat Kalaskar emphasised, "With a 50 per cent reduction target by 2030, the Transport Department has gone aggressive — rolling out district-wise action plans and fixing black spots"

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