Collision warning signals can soon be installed in these vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists will benefit.

The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) has installed an inbuilt 'Moving of Information System' (MOIS) in certain categories of four-wheelers, and passenger and commercial vehicles to reduce the chances of collision with pedestrians and cyclists. There are possibilities to do so.

Moving Off Information System (MOIS) is a system that enables the driver to detect and be informed of the presence of pedestrians and cyclists nearby and, if deemed necessary, take action based on the manufacturer's strategy. But warns the driver about a possible collision.

If this system is made mandatory then possible accidents on the road can be reduced. As soon as pedestrians or other vehicles come near the vehicle and are about to collide with it, this system will immediately send an alert. So that the driver will take care of the vehicle in time. This will protect both life and property.

The draft states that collisions between slow-moving vehicles such as M2, M3, N2, and N3 category vehicles (subject vehicles) and pedestrians and cyclists often lead to major accidents. goes. To avoid this, it is necessary for these vehicles to have a moving information system.