Zero Accidents

ROAD CRIMES This chapter critically analyzes the recurring road crimes like hit-and-run, juvenile driving, transgression, etc., with studies of some high profile cases, while offering reasonable solutions.  1. Hit-and-run 2. Juvenile driving  Victims of Pune Porsche accident, driver a juvenile,  19th May 2024

                THE MOVING LIGHTS This chapter focuses on the lurking dangers amidst  the blinding vehicular lights and how to navigate through safely. Besides, the correct application of the vehicular lamps,  indicators, etc. have been discussed in the chapter.                                                                             Hongkong                                     Bhubaneswar  

THE STRAYING DANGERS This chapter describes how the stray animals cause road accidents, with real photos as well as simulated depictions of the animals, and how to avoid such accidents, what should be the duties of the owners of the animals, and what actions the government should take.

          DRIVING: A PSYCHO-MOTOR SKILL This chapter analyzes the driving on the scale of psychology and discusses the glitches in the coordination between the conditioned body movements and the circumstantial consciousness of the driver. The chapter adopts Bloom's Taxonomy models in its analyses. Objective Taxonomy

                  MY DRIVING STORY This chapter tells the driving experiences of the author which include the incidents of his own accidents -- from scratches to wreckage -- in instructive narratives towards identifying the driver's own responsibilities and mistakes.                                  Experience 1: Road Rage  Place: Bhubaneswar  Date: 2nd June 2024 It was our marriage anniversary. We visited a commercial nursery for some plants just before the evening. We went on selecting plants and picking them for our home nursery till we felt hungry. We paid for the plants and put them in our car boot before leaving for an eatery.  I was driving along a main road which at one point runs through the Saliasahi slum on one side and the I.D. Market on the other. At a point a lane from the market to the busti crosses the road which usually ge...

                GREAT CONSPIRACY                                             A Short Play   Written by the author, this short play begins this book and develops, through its unique characters, a highly persuasive instructive tone for the driver.

THE ROAD FACTS     This chapter perceptualizes the fundamental facts that usually sneak away from the possessive mind, and how accidents are caused in the absence of such facts. FACT 1: Psychological  1. Most road accidents are avoided by the fear of own harm. And most road accidents are caused by the absence of such fear. 2. Whole credit does not go to the driver who has not yet faced any accident. More than his driving feat are the people who give him way out of fear of being hit. FACT 2: Environmental   1. The shrinking road space FACT 3: Others 1. Successful drivers are content drivers. They are satisfied with whatever livings they have got. 2. Accident-prone drivers are careless, neglectful, overconfident, harebrained or ignorant. 3. The faster is the mobility, the more is the chances of accidents and the bigger is the impact. 4. The road calamities are never natural; they are human-made.