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India’s first Road Safety Research and Training Centre
- 04 Nov 2026
The country’s first Road Safety Research and Training Centre is being established at Saswad in Pune district, Maharashtra.
Key Facilities at the Centre
- Automated Vehicle Inspection Centre: Designed to test mechanical and environmental fitness.
- Driver Skills Testing Track: Advanced testing tracks to evaluate driving proficiency.
- Road Safety Training & Research Institute: Dedicated to research on road accident prevention, safety modules, and training programs.
- Technological Highlights & Objectives
- Automated Vehicle Diagnostics: Automated testing systems will assess crucial safety parameters including braking systems, headlights, suspension, and vehicle emission/pollution levels.
- Modern Driver Assessment: Advanced digital and sensor-based technology will assess the competency of driving licence applicants.
- Transparency & Road Safety: The automated setup aims to eliminate human discretion, making vehicle fitness certification and licence issuance transparent, reliable, and strictly compliant with safety benchmarks.


