BWI: www.beidiotsafe.com Launched

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Source: www.beidiotsafe.com
Tuesday, October 26, 2010 12:40 PM IST (07:10 AM GMT)
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www.beidiotsafe.com Launched


Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, Tuesday, October 26, 2010 -- (Business Wire India) -- Recently, a social services website has been launched called www.beidiotsafe.com that showcases bad driving, traffic violations and dangerous road etiquettes. This initiative has been undertaken to create awareness about traffic sense and road responsibilities.

The website, which was launched on 4th October, 2010, in the past 13 days has received good response. Till now, the total number of visitors are around 97,381, absolute unique visitors are 91,470 and new visitors: 91,579 approximately. The number of returning visitors is 6,085. From the total hits, 25% traffic was generated directly whereas 75% traffic was generated from referral sites.

www.beidiotsafe.com offers a platform for individuals to upload videos and share them on networking sites like facebook, twitter, orkut and also win prizes.

Villains on the road

It is time that we start identifying those people, who due to their careless behavior cause damage to others on the road.

These are the things "idiots" does constantly:

- Over speeding
- Drunken-driving
- Cell phone conversations while driving.
- Dangerous and reckless driving
- Violation of traffic norms and rules
- Negligent pedestrians
- Hawkers who blindly runs across the road
- Jay Walkers
- Signal breakers
- Tailgating
- Cutting others off
- Weaving in and out of traffic
- Forming a "convoy" to block access to a traffic lane
- Honking the vehicle's horn or flashing lights excessively
- Deliberately hitting another person, vehicle or object with one's own vehicle.
- Opening door in the middle of the road & Spitting on the road

Road rage claims one life in every two minutes, making it the highest rate of road trauma deaths in the world. According to the Global Status Report on Road Safety published by the World Health Organization (WHO), India recorded 30 deaths per 100, 000 people in 2009 due to road mishaps.


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