Ultimate Road Safety Course 2025

S. NoTitleDescriptionLevelCategoryImportance
1Wear Seatbelts and HelmetsAlways buckle up and wear a certified helmet when riding a two-wheeler.1Basic Must-Knows (Awareness & Obedience)high
2Follow Traffic Signals and Road SignsRed means stop, green means go; obey signs and signals at all times.1Basic Must-Knows (Awareness & Obedience)high
3Do Not Use Mobile Phones While DrivingAvoid calls or texting; it's a major cause of accidents.1Basic Must-Knows (Awareness & Obedience)high
4Drive on the Correct Side of the RoadStick to your lane and respect the flow of traffic.1Basic Must-Knows (Awareness & Obedience)high
5Obey Speed LimitsNever overspeed; follow posted speed regulations.1Basic Must-Knows (Awareness & Obedience)high
6Don’t Drink and DriveAlcohol severely impairs judgment and is a punishable offense.1Basic Must-Knows (Awareness & Obedience)high
7Use Indicators for Turns and Lane ChangesSignal clearly before taking any action.1Basic Must-Knows (Awareness & Obedience)high
8Always Carry Valid DocumentsLicense, registration, insurance, and pollution certificate must be up to date.1Basic Must-Knows (Awareness & Obedience)high
9Use Proper Parking AreasOnly park in designated spots and avoid blocking paths or exits.1Basic Must-Knows (Awareness & Obedience)high
10Do Not Overload VehiclesStick to the passenger/load capacity limits of the vehicle.1Basic Must-Knows (Awareness & Obedience)high
11Give Right of Way When RequiredTo pedestrians, emergency vehicles, or vehicles already on a roundabout.2Safety Practices & Driver Etiquettehigh
12Respect Pedestrian Crossings and ZonesSlow down and stop for pedestrians at zebra crossings.2Safety Practices & Driver Etiquettehigh
13Use Mirrors and Check Blind SpotsAlways look around before turning, merging, or changing lanes.2Safety Practices & Driver Etiquettehigh
14Avoid TailgatingMaintain a safe following distance to allow for sudden stops.2Safety Practices & Driver Etiquettehigh
15Use Horn Sparingly and RespectfullyUse only to alert others, not to express anger.2Safety Practices & Driver Etiquettehigh
16Use Lights CorrectlyHeadlights at night, low beams in the city, fog lights in poor visibility.2Safety Practices & Driver Etiquettehigh
17Slow Down in Sensitive AreasSchools, hospitals, or narrow residential roads require extra caution.2Safety Practices & Driver Etiquettehigh
18Be Patient in Traffic JamsAvoid lane jumping or aggressive behavior.2Safety Practices & Driver Etiquettehigh
19Stay Alert and Avoid DistractionsNo texting, eating, or fidgeting while driving.2Safety Practices & Driver Etiquettehigh
20Respect Learners and Slow-Moving VehiclesBe considerate toward new drivers and heavy vehicles.2Safety Practices & Driver Etiquettehigh
21Overtake Safely and LegallyFrom the correct side (right in India), never on curves or intersections.3Turning, Merging, and Overtakingmedium
22Turn Into the Nearest LaneAfter a turn, enter the correct lane closest to you.3Turning, Merging, and Overtakingmedium
23Yield at Unmarked JunctionsSlow down and look both ways when no signs are present.3Turning, Merging, and Overtakingmedium
24Use Hazard Lights Only for Actual HazardsDon’t use them while driving in rain or fog.3Turning, Merging, and Overtakingmedium
25Plan Your Exit on Multi-Lane RoadsUse service roads or left-most lanes to exit highways.3Turning, Merging, and Overtakingmedium
26Stay in LaneOnly overtake in the appropriate lane, and return once done.4Highway & Expressway Behaviormedium
27No Stopping or Reversing on HighwaysExtremely dangerous and illegal.4Highway & Expressway Behaviormedium
28Rest on Long DrivesTake breaks every 2–3 hours to avoid fatigue.4Highway & Expressway Behaviormedium
29Avoid High Beams for Oncoming TrafficSwitch to low beam when vehicles approach.4Highway & Expressway Behaviormedium
30Use Mirrors FrequentlyCheck every few seconds to stay aware of your surroundings.4Highway & Expressway Behaviormedium
31Keep a First-Aid Kit and ToolsInclude reflective triangle, flashlight, and jumper cables.5Handling Emergencies & Defensive Drivingmedium
32In Case of Accidents, Stay CalmHelp others if safe and call emergency services.5Handling Emergencies & Defensive Drivingmedium
33Know Basic TroubleshootingHow to change a tire, jump-start, or use emergency lights.5Handling Emergencies & Defensive Drivingmedium
34Use Engine Braking on SlopesDon’t overuse brakes going downhill.5Handling Emergencies & Defensive Drivingmedium
35Don’t Panic During Mechanical FailuresUse indicators and pull over safely.5Handling Emergencies & Defensive Drivingmedium
36Pedestrians Should Use Footpaths and CrosswalksAvoid walking on roads or between vehicles.6Pedestrian & Non-Motorist Awarenesslow
37Avoid Using Phones or Earphones While CrossingAlways stay alert.6Pedestrian & Non-Motorist Awarenesslow
38Stay Visible at NightWear light-colored or reflective clothing.6Pedestrian & Non-Motorist Awarenesslow
39Give Space to Cyclists and Wheelchair UsersShare the road respectfully.6Pedestrian & Non-Motorist Awarenesslow
40Teach Children Road SafetyEducate early to build responsible behavior.6Pedestrian & Non-Motorist Awarenesslow
41Turn Off Engine at Long StopsSave fuel at long signals or railway crossings.7Eco-Friendly & Smart Habitslow
42Carpool or Use Public Transport When PossibleReduce traffic and pollution.7Eco-Friendly & Smart Habitslow
43Maintain Tire Pressure and Service RegularlyImproves efficiency and safety.7Eco-Friendly & Smart Habitslow
44Drive SmoothlyAvoid aggressive acceleration and braking for fuel economy.7Eco-Friendly & Smart Habitslow
45Avoid Littering from VehiclesKeep trash in the car until you find a bin.7Eco-Friendly & Smart Habitslow
46Know Your Local Traffic RulesUnderstand region-specific rules and penalties.8Legal Awareness & General Conductlow
47Respect Traffic Police and Follow Their SignalsEven if they override traffic lights.8Legal Awareness & General Conductlow
48Never Attempt Bribery or EscapeFollow the legal procedure if stopped.8Legal Awareness & General Conductlow
49In Case of Road Rage, Stay Calm and Avoid ConflictDe-escalate or move away.8Legal Awareness & General Conductlow
50Drive with Courtesy, Not EgoBe the safer, smarter driver—even when others are not.8Legal Awareness & General Conductlow