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As per the new Bill passed by Parliament, anybody who is seen blocking the way of an ambulance on roads will be fined for Rs 10,000. The rule is the part of Motor Vehicles.  

 

Saving Lane stated the law states violations including not giving way to emergency services such as ambulance will attract a fine of Rs 10,000 while aggregators violating terms will have to pay a fine of Rs 5,000. The Bill was introduced following several cases that surfaced where ambulances were stuck for hours either due to agitations on roads, vehicular traffic or due to a minister's visit, sometimes causing patients to even lose their lives.

 

Saving Lane stated that, there have been numerous cases where ambulances were blocked by protestors during traffic cops during road blocks or ministers' visit, the patients and their families suffer. The adjustment is a strong step taken to challenge such cases of apathy. 

 

To save life please download our app now. This will help ambulance to move to hospital faster.

"Give Way, Save Lives"
Every moment counts for patient at critical stage. Often,we see while transporting them to hospitals, ambulance faces delays due to traffic. This reduces patient's chances of survival. The ambulance siren alone is incapable to inform the actual ambulance location details to vehicles far ahead in traffic. Hence, We hereby present "SavingLane : LIFE SAVER" android application which is based on digital alert mechanism to overcome such issues by notifying people who are present on the same route(up to 1.5 km) where ambulance(s) is/are stuck.
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