Government of Tamil Nadu - Road Safety Mission
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Tamil Nadu Road Safety Awareness Portal

Transport Department

Safe Roads, Save Lives

An initiative to achieve Zero Accidents in Tamil Nadu through awareness, education, and enforcement.

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Our Vision

To achieve Zero Fatalities on Tamil Nadu's roads and contribute to the global target of halving road injuries and deaths by 2030.

Our Mission

To reduce road accidents through the 4E approach: Engineering, Enforcement, Education, and Emergency Care, with structured inter-departmental coordination and citizen participation.

Government Leadership

Hon'ble Chief Minister

Hon'ble Thiru. M.K. Stalin

Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu

Hon'ble Minister for Transport

Hon'ble Thiru. S.S. Sivasankar

Minister for Transport

Transport Commissioner

Thiru. A. Shanmuga Sundaram, IAS

Transport Commissioner

Accident Analytics & Insights

Recent Insights & Success Stories (2024-25)

Golden Hour Impact

12,629 critically injured individuals saved by Highway Patrol in 2024.

Strict Enforcement

80,558 licenses suspended for traffic violations to improve safety.

Life-Saving Habit

38% drop in two-wheeler fatalities thanks to strict helmet compliance.

Road Safety Awareness

Helmet Awareness

Myth: Helmets cause neck injuries.

Fact: Helmets protect the brain and reduce fatality risk by 42%.

Seatbelt Awareness

Myth: Seatbelts trap you in a fire.

Fact: It's better to stay in your seat than be thrown out of the car.

Traffic Rules

Common traffic violations and their penalties in Tamil Nadu.

Violation Penalty (First Offence)
Riding without Helmet ₹1,000 + 3 Months License Disqualification
Driving without Seatbelt ₹1,000
Over Speeding ₹1,000 (LMV) / ₹2,000 (MPV/HMV)
Drunk Driving ₹10,000 and/or 6 Months Imprisonment

* Fines are subject to change as per government notifications.

Traffic Fine Checker

Select a violation to check the penalty amount.

First Aid & Emergency Response

1. Safety First: Ensure the area is safe for you and the victim.

2. Call 108: Immediately alert emergency services.

3. Check Breathing: Check if the victim is conscious and breathing.

Emergency Contacts

Ambulance 108
Police 100
Fire 101

Report an Accident

Help us save lives by reporting accidents.

Citizen Complaint Registration

Emergency Help

Call Ambulance (108) Call Police (100)