1. law, govt and politics
2. government

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Public sector decision makers
Traffic law enforcement officials
Funding institutions
Road safety managers
Government officials from Departments
with vested interests in Road safety such as
Transport, Roads, Public Works,
Community Safety and Education
Traffic safety officers
Road safety auditors
Automotive companies
Infrastructure operators
Traffic and safety engineers and planners
Traffic management agencies/corporations
ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER ET ROAD SAFETY SUMMIT 2015
Sonia Sethi, Transport Commissioner, Motor Vehicle Department
Kiran kapila, Chairman, International Road Federation
V B Sant, Director General, National Safety Council
Rashmi Urdhwareshe, Director, ARAI
Piyush Tewari, Founder & CEO, SaveLIFE Foundation
Justice Radhakrishnan, Former Judge, Supreme Court of India
-Above advisory members are invited / confirmed
Brought to you by
16th June, 2015 | Courtyard Mariott, Mumbai
For further details, please contact:
Partnership: Dharmesh Kapoor | M: +91 9619411502 | E: [email protected]
Sowmia Gopinathan | M: +91 9820976743 | E: [email protected]
Delegate:
Swapnil Vanmali | M: +91 9769594585 | E: [email protected]
Safe Road
Safe System
Safe Citizen
AGENDA
PREFACE
Currently, the global infrastructure is the life blood of prosperity and economic development of
various nations. With the growing world population, the need for urbanization and rapid
motorization will continue to spur infrastructure planners to integrate transport system that will
increase connectivity cross nations and improve mobility. India on the other hand recognizes that
modernizing its infrastructure be it the roads, railways, etc will help foster network and mobility.
Thus, providing connectivity to remote areas; accessibility to markets, schools, and hospitals; and
opening up remote regions to trade and investment etc.
Presently the rise in both passenger and freight movement has consistently increased due to rapid
development and expansion of the road network. Concurrently safety related issues have
emerged with the increase in road accidents and fatalities, thus calling for concerted and multidisciplinary preventive and remedial efforts. Understanding the needs to reduce accidents and
fatalities, the Government of India has revived the road safety laws by making them more stringent
that will help reducing road deaths. It has also set up the National Road Safety Policy that covers
the preventive and post-accident aspects of traffic safety measures. The Government has also set
aside 20 per cent of the investment of US$ 1 trillion reserved for infrastructure during the 12th
Five-Year Plan (2012–17) to develop the country's roads.
Timing
09:30 - 10:00
Registration
10:00 - 10:15
Welcome Address
10:15 - 10:30
Keynote Address
10:30 - 11:45
Panel Discussion 1: Innovation for Safe Engineering &
Safe Infrastructure
 How to construct better quality of road networks and
maintain road infrastructure
 Creating a safer, faster & cost effective framework for
developing a road safety action plan
 Introducing and implementing new techniques in road
design
 Improving road safety by introducing vehicles
development of in-vehicle safety systems, autonomous
driving, semi-autonomous driving & use of GPS System
 Using road safety audits to identify key areas for future
improvement of roads
Dr Kamaljeet Soi, International Road
Safety Expert
Dinesh Parab, Head-HSE, Reliance
Infrastructure
Ashutosh Atray, Principal Trustee,
RoadSafe Foundation
SVR Srinivsas, Additional Municipal
Commissioner, BrihanMumbai Municipal
Corporation
Bhim Wadhwa, President, All India
Motor Transport Congress
Panel Chair
AT Kearney
11:45 - 12:00
12:00 - 13:00
The Economic Times Road Safety
& Transport Management Summit
The
Economic Times believes that
the nations growth lies in its citizens and that
the citizens safety is always on top priority, thus
implementation of vehicle management system that will help
preserve road infrastructure and improve road safety is the need of
the hour. With this in purview, the Economic Times is pleased announce
India's largest platform of road infrastructure and public concerns “The
Economic Times Road Safety and Transport Management Summit” centered on the
theme “SAFE SYSTEM – SAFE ROAD – SAFE CITIZEN”. This conference aims to cast
a spotlight on innovative policies, practices and solutions for a better transport
management system, the road safety bills and amendment, etc.
PLACE - Courtyard Mariott, Mumbai | DATE – 16th June 2015
THEME - Safe Road – Safe System – Safe Citizen
Speaker
Deepak Lamba, President, TCL - BCCL
Tea/Coffee & Networking
Panel Discussion 2: Unleashing the Potential of
technology and implementation of ITS system in India
 Where are we in adopting ITS technologies
 How can ITS help India in transforming and controlling
the urban traffic system
 The use of in-road detectors in responding automatically
and efficiently to fluctuations in traffic flow
 Upgrading the signal system in order to counter network
fluctuation & congestion
 Understanding how to coordinate with authorities to
effectively manage road accidents
Abhay Damle, IRS, Director, Central Institute
of Road Transport
Rashmi Urdhwaresh, Director, ARAI
Dr. C.S.R.K. Prasad, Professor , Civil
Engineering, NIT, Warangal
Prof. Rajat Moona, Director General, C-DAC
Gopal R. Patil, Associate Professor ,
Transportation Systems Engineering, IIT
Bombay
Panel Chair
Deloitte
13:00 - 14:00
Lunch & Networking
14:00 - 14:30
Chief Guest Address: Role of Government –
Aim of Road Transport & Safety Bill
Diwakar Raote, Hon'ble Minister of Transport,
Govt of Maharashtra
14:30 - 16:00
Panel Discussion 3: Safe roads Safe India – outlook,
opportunities & the way ahead
 Addressing Road Safety issues- Pre-crash & post-crash
scenario
 How can Road accidents be reduced?
 The role of insurance on road accident and motor
accident and need to create motor accident fund for
immediate relief to accident victim
 Increase in responsiveness to emergencies and improve
quality of health system to provide appropriate
emergency treatment
 What is the psychological impact on the victims?
 • Inception of the Golden Hour Policy - providing road
Sonia Sethi, Transport Commissioner,
Motor Vehicle Department
Milind Bharambe, Joint Commissioner of
Police, Traffic, Mumbai Traffic Police
M M Kulkarni, Director, National Safety
Council India
G. Srinivasan, CMD, The New India
Assurance Co. LtdS.
M. Ramchandani, JMD, MSRDCProf.
Dr. Satish Dharap, Vice President- Trauma
Association of India
Panel Chair
16:00
PWC
Close of Conferences
- Above speakers are invited / confirmed
AGENDA
PREFACE
Currently, the global infrastructure is the life blood of prosperity and economic development of
various nations. With the growing world population, the need for urbanization and rapid
motorization will continue to spur infrastructure planners to integrate transport system that will
increase connectivity cross nations and improve mobility. India on the other hand recognizes that
modernizing its infrastructure be it the roads, railways, etc will help foster network and mobility.
Thus, providing connectivity to remote areas; accessibility to markets, schools, and hospitals; and
opening up remote regions to trade and investment etc.
Presently the rise in both passenger and freight movement has consistently increased due to rapid
development and expansion of the road network. Concurrently safety related issues have
emerged with the increase in road accidents and fatalities, thus calling for concerted and multidisciplinary preventive and remedial efforts. Understanding the needs to reduce accidents and
fatalities, the Government of India has revived the road safety laws by making them more stringent
that will help reducing road deaths. It has also set up the National Road Safety Policy that covers
the preventive and post-accident aspects of traffic safety measures. The Government has also set
aside 20 per cent of the investment of US$ 1 trillion reserved for infrastructure during the 12th
Five-Year Plan (2012–17) to develop the country's roads.
Timing
Speaker
09:30 - 10:15
Registration
10:15 - 10:30
Welcome Address
Deepak Lamba, President, TCL - BCCL
10:30 - 11:45
Panel Discussion 1: Innovation for Safe Engineering &
Safe Infrastructure
 How to construct better quality of road networks and
maintain road infrastructure
 Creating a safer, faster & cost effective framework for
developing a road safety action plan
 Introducing and implementing new techniques in road
design
 Improving road safety by introducing vehicles
development of in-vehicle safety systems, autonomous
driving, semi-autonomous driving & use of GPS System
 Using road safety audits to identify key areas for future
SVR Srinivsas, Additional Municipal
Commissioner, MCGM
Dr Kamaljeet Soi, International Road
Safety Expert
Dinesh Parab, Head-HSE, Reliance
Infrastructure
Nitin Dossa, Executive Chairman,
Western India Automobile Association
Indrajit Bose, Executive Director, Indian
Oil Corporation Ltd
Ashutosh Atray, Principal Trustee,
Panel Chair
11:45 - 12:00
12:00 - 13:00
Tea/Coffee & Networking
Panel Discussion 2: Unleashing the Potential of
technology and implementation of ITS system in India
 Where are we in adopting ITS technologies
 How can ITS help India in transforming and controlling
the urban traffic system
 The use of in-road detectors in responding automatically
and efficiently to fluctuations in traffic flow
 Upgrading the signal system in order to counter network
fluctuation & congestion
 Understanding how to coordinate with authorities to
effectively manage road accidents
Panel Chair
The Economic Times Road Safety
& Transport Management Summit
The
Economic Times believes that
the nations growth lies in its citizens and that
the citizens safety is always on top priority, thus
implementation of vehicle management system that will help
preserve road infrastructure and improve road safety is the need of
the hour. With this in purview, the Economic Times is pleased announce
India's largest platform of road infrastructure and public concerns “The
Economic Times Road Safety and Transport Management Summit” centered on the
theme “SAFE SYSTEM – SAFE ROAD – SAFE CITIZEN”. This conference aims to cast
a spotlight on innovative policies, practices and solutions for a better transport
management system, the road safety bills and amendment, etc.
PLACE - Courtyard Mariott, Mumbai | DATE – 16th June 2015
THEME - Safe Road – Safe System – Safe Citizen
13:00 - 14:00
14:00 - 15:30
R.A.Venkitachalam, Vice President –
Public Safety, Underwriters Laboratories Inc.
Dr. C.S.R.K. Prasad,
Professor , Civil Engineering, NIT, Warangal
Rashmi Urdhwareshe, Director, ARAI
Prof. Rajat Moona, Director General, C-DAC
Gopal R. Patil , Associate Professor ,
Transportation Systems Engineering, IIT
Bombay
Jaijit Bhattacharya, Partner –
Infrastructure and Government Services, KPMG
Lunch & Networking
Panel Discussion 3: Safe roads Safe India – outlook,
opportunities & the way ahead
 Addressing Road Safety issues- Pre-crash & post-crash
scenario
 How can Road accidents be reduced?
 The role of insurance on road accident and motor
accident and need to create motor accident fund for
immediate relief to accident victim
 Increase in responsiveness to emergencies and improve
quality of health system to provide appropriate
emergency treatment
 What is the psychological impact on the victims?
 • Inception of the Golden Hour Policy - providing road
accident victims services within an hour
Sonia Sethi, Transport Commissioner,
Motor Vehicle Department
Milind Bharambe, Joint Commissioner of
Police, Traffic, Mumbai Traffic Police
S. M. Ramchandani, JMD, MSRDC
M M Kulkarni, Director, National Safety
Council India
Prof. Dr. Satish Dharap, In-charge of
Trauma Service, Sion General Hospital &
President of Indian Association of
Traumatology and Critical care
Piyush Tewari, Founder & CEO, Save Life
Foundation
Panel Chair
Jaijit Bhattacharya, Partner –
Infrastructure and Government Services, KPMG
15:30 - 16:00
Closing Keynote: Role of Government –
Aim of Road Transport & Safety Bill
Diwakar Raote, Hon'ble Minister of Transport,
Govt of Maharashtra
16:00
Close of Conferences
- Above speakers are invited / confirmed
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Public sector decision makers
Traffic law enforcement officials
Funding institutions
Road safety managers
Government officials from Departments
with vested interests in Road safety such as
Transport, Roads, Public Works,
Community Safety and Education
Traffic safety officers
Road safety auditors
Automotive companies
Infrastructure operators
Traffic and safety engineers and planners
Traffic management agencies/corporations
ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER ET ROAD SAFETY SUMMIT 2015
Sonia Sethi, Transport Commissioner, Motor Vehicle Department
Kiran kapila, Chairman, International Road Federation
V B Sant, Director General, National Safety Council
Rashmi Urdhwareshe, Director, ARAI
Piyush Tewari, Founder & CEO, SaveLIFE Foundation
Justice Radhakrishnan, Former Judge, Supreme Court of India
-Above advisory members are invited / confirmed
Brought to you by
16th June, 2015 | Mumbai
For further details, please contact:
Partnership: Dharmesh Kapoor | M: +91 9619411502 | E: [email protected]
Sowmia Gopinathan | M: +91 9820976743 | E: [email protected]
Delegate:
Swapnil Vanmali | M: +91 9769594585 | E: [email protected]
Safe Road
Safe System
Safe Citizen