Times Now · DistrictNews · 2026-09-07
65% Delhi Students Cross Busy Roads Alone; Study Raises School Commute Safety
Nearly two-thirds of school-going adolescents in Delhi cross major roads without adult supervision while travelling to school, with walking emerging as the most common mode of commute, according to a new study. The findings have underlined concerns over the safety of students , particularly in areas with heavy traffic. A study found 65% of Delhi students cross major roads alone, while nearly 60% have poor road-sign knowledge, highlighting serious school commute safety gaps.
Why it matters. It highlights critical pedestrian safety risks faced by unaccompanied school children navigating heavy traffic in urban areas.
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