Safety measures

High Court observed that police check-posts should be set up at small distances besides the roads; surprise raids should be made on the running buses; licences of the drivers who are in the habit of rash driving should be cancelled and if the bus companies neglect the warning, so made their route permits should be discontinued; public should co-operate with the government for the enforcement of traffic laws; passengers should enforce the drivers not to exceed the speed limit, they should refuse to travel by the buses which did not observe traffic laws; complete periodical medical check up of the drivers should be undergone; errant drivers were not to be permitted to drive the vehicles; rules and regulations should be strictly followed by the licensing authorities to issue the same; use of mobile telephones should strictly be prohibited; examination of the vehicle should be undertaken by the competent authorities to provide a certificate to ply the same; overloading of passengers or of goods should strictly be controlled; to control the over speeding, speed breakers, rumble strips, road markings, traffic signs and roundabouts be made; speed mongering, monarchy and unconscious emotional drive should stringently be controlled by modern devices; amounts of fines in traffic laws infringement may relatively be enhanced.