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competition success review annual subscription Published this article page no  33 ROAD SAFETY Why in news? Ministry of Road Transport & Highways (MoRTH) has notified constitution of the National Road Safety Board. About National Road Safety BoardIt shall consist of the Chairman and not less than three but not exceeding seven Members to be appointed by the Central Government.The functions of the board inter alia are o Formulate specific standards for road safety traffic management and road construction for hilly region and guidelines for capacity building of traffic police highway authorities etc. o Formulate Guidelines for establishing and operating trauma facilities and paramedical facilities for consideration by the Central Government. o Provide technical advice and assistance promote good Samaritans and good practices and conduct research for road safety and traffic management. Concerns regarding ONDCUnnecessary intervention In general governments should intervene in markets only when there is a clearly identifiable market failure or massive societal benefits from creating shared infrastructure.Protest from private entities Larger ecommerce giants are protesting as they have already invested heavily in the R&D as well as deployment of their own processes and technology.Privacy and security concerns Such open network may lead to collection of personal data which may have privacy issues and its open nature may expose it to hackers. 30 o Promote consistency between international technical standards and domestic technical standards. The problem of Road Accidents Globally and in IndiaGlobal Statistics According to a World Bank report (2021) road accidents globally injure more than 3000 persons every day. o Road Traffic Injuries (RTIs) are the 8th leading cause of death globally. o The risk of a road crash in lowincome countries is three times higher than compared to that in highincome countries. o India tops the world in road crash deaths (WHO 2018) with more than 400 fatalities per day competition success review annual subscription buy.

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