Parisar has developed an Urban Speed Management Guide for Maharashtra, designed for implementation across all municipal corporation cities in the state. According to the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH), speeding accounts for more than 70% of road crash fatalities. In 2024, India recorded 1.77 lakh road crash deaths and 4.8 lakh crashes, with urban roads accounting for approximately 40% of these fatalities. Vulnerable road users — including pedestrians, cyclists, and two-wheeler riders — constitute a significant share of those killed on urban roads.

As part of the National Road Safety Month 2026, the Pimpri-Chinchwad Traffic Police (PCTP) adopted a creative and impactful approach to enforcement at HP Chowk, Chakan and Triveni Nagar Chowk, Nigdi on 30th and 31st of January 2026. Two-wheeler riders found violating helmet rules were issued challans under Section 129 of the Motor Vehicles Act, and upon recovery of challans were provided helmets by Bridgestone India and Parisar, helping ensure safer journeys beyond the checkpoint. Parisar distributed 25 helmets to the violating riders.

In September 2025, Aditya Chawande represented Parisar at the Asia Pacific Regional Road Safety Conference held in Manila, Philippines. Organized by the Road Safety Network — comprising the Asian Development Bank (ADB), Global Road Safety Partnership (GRSP), Asia Pacific Road Safety Observatory (APRSO), and the International Road Assessment Programme (iRAP) — the event served as a critical platform for stakeholders to collaborate on urgent road safety solutions.

Delegates and experts gathered at the Asia Pacific Regional Road Safety Conference in Manila.

The purpose of this conference was to assess the progress made in implementing the Global Plan 2021-2030 during its initial five-year period, to generate support for the new vision of safe and sustainable mobility. From 15th to 20th February 2025, global leaders united for safer roads worldwide. Ministers from numerous countries came together to address pressing challenges and solutions for safer roads, pivotal in shaping the future of global road safety.

🚦 India reaffirmed its commitment: Road safety is a mission & non-negotiable!

Sh. Ajay Tamta, Minister of State, Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) shared India's commitment to Global Road Safety, joined the plenary on the future of #RoadSafety—linking it to climate, sustainable transport & emerging mobility trends and a high-level panel discussion on Road Safety Solutions Emerging from South and South-east Asia, organized by SaveLife Foundation in collaboration with MoRTH and WHO.