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Answered by pritijain28
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NOIDA (UP): The Yamuna Expressway in Uttar Pradesh witnessed over 150 deaths in road accidents this year so far, the maximum ever since it got operational in 2012, according to official data.

The 165-km-long road stretch that connects Delhi and Agra has seen 357 accidents, injuries to at least 822 people and death of 145 others till July 31 this year, as per the data obtained via the Right to Information (RTI) Act by Agra-based lawyer Krishna Chand Jain.

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PTI had earlier reported three road accidents in August and September in which nine people, including three college students, lost their lives on the expressway in Greater Noida, taking the death toll this year so far to 154.

According to the data, 2018 witnessed 659 road accidents, 1,388 injuries and 111 deaths, while 2017 had 763 accidents, 1,426 injuries and 146 deaths on the expressway.

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In 2016, there were 1,219 accidents, 1,524 injuries and 133 deaths, while 2015 had 919 accidents, 1,392 injuries and 142 deaths, 2014 saw 771 accidents, 1,335 injuries and 127 deaths, stated the data provided by the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Auhtority (YEIDA), which manages the expressway.

The Yamuna Expressway witnessed 280 accidents, 33 deaths and 391 injuries in 2012 and 896 accidents, 118 deaths and 1,345 injuries in 2014, according to YEIDA's response to a separate RTI query filed by Jain last year.

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On September 13 this year, a group of college students met with an accident on the expressway in Greater Noida, resulting in the death of three of them. On September 10, two men died at the Zero-point after their motorcycle crashed, while four IT professionals lost their lives at the same spot on August 18 when their SUV crashed.

Safety on the Yamuna Expressway became a major concern when 29 people died after their bus veered off the road and plunged into a drain on July 8. The incident had occurred in the Agra sector of the expressway.

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Most of the accidents are caused because of over speeding or tyre busting, the YEIDA said.

The YEIDA said it has taken multiple measures to control the rising number of accidents and fatalities on the highway, which puts a maximum speed limit of 100 kmph on cars and small vehicles, while 60 kmph on buses, trucks and other heavy vehicles.

"We have installed metal crash barriers in the median at suitable locations, rumble strips at regular intervals, retro-reflective warning boards, retro-reflective hazard boards, reflective road studs at railings, delineators as precautionary measures," the YEIDA said in response to Jain's query on measures taken by it to check accidents.

Built at a cost of Rs 12,839 crore by Jaypee Infratech, the 165-km-long road stretch was opened for commercial operations in August 2012.

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Very shocking - since it seems Jaypee Infratech does not have funds to implement saftey features, YEIDA should immediately acquire the expressway from Jaypee Infratech and put in necessary safety features. Similarly, the Noida Toll bridge too should be taken over by Noida from IL&FS and revamped to ensure commuter safety.

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Answered by vaduz
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Report writing.

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26 January, 2020. Sunday. New Delhi.

Late in the evening, there was an incident in which a huge lorry coming from Delhi had technical issues, drove right into an incoming bus from the other direction. Since both were coming with full speeds, their impact was more powerful than normal. The whole of the Noida Expressway had been disturbed with the debris from both vehicles, which posed a great traffic snarl in the way. the police had cordoned off some parts of the expressway and had instead diverted the travelers to the nearest possible roadway. Up till this time, there has been no reports of casualties though the injured have all been taken to the nearest hospital.

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