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Footpath Audit, Curbing High Beam And Wrong Lane Use: How Supreme Court Aims To Bring Sanity To Indian Roads
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08 Oct 2025
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Sakshi Bhardwaj — WCP Legal Desk
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The Supreme Court issued sweeping directions to strengthen pedestrian safety and regulate vehicular conduct by ordering audits of footpaths, curbing wrong-lane driving, and restricting the use of high-beam headlights. The bench mandated state agencies, NHAI, and municipal bodies to identify encroachments and infrastructure defects, deploy camera-based monitoring, and enforce lane discipline. These orders aim to restore walkable urban spaces, reduce accident fatalities, and institutionalize disciplined road usage norms through judicial oversight. (Bar and Bench - Indian Legal news)