How many times have you heard the words "Rash driving" and how many times have you associated it with a youngster? The chances are quite a few times. Owning or driving either a two or a four wheeler is one of the most triumphant moments in a teenager's life. And often one of the most dangerous too. For, it is at this age that most teenagers exposed to the thrills of speeding meet with sometimes lethal accidents.
Most Indian roads are not exactly vehicle friendly. Apart from badly paved roads, there is also bad traffic sense–a potential accident which is just waiting to happen.

The red-eyed skeleton cautioning motorists to drive safely, figures of the number of people killed and injured in road accidents or the sign board that warns 'speed thrills but kills'. A few hundred yards past these signs, hardly anyone remembers the messages that these road safety and accident-prevention banners convey, let alone implements them.
Road accidents claim hundreds of lives every year, besides injuring thousands of others and causing damage to vehicles.