Hi,

Whenever we are driving in the night time the bright light coming from the opposite side traffic makes us blind and its risky too as it can lead to accidents.

I feel all the road dividers should be covered with thick bushes, (although it is implemented on some roads)

1. It will absorb the glare and bright light of vehicle coming from opposite sides, thus saving our eyes and make driving comfortable

2. It will be a check for the people crossing the road from anywhere by showing a hand to running vehicles and putting own and other's life in danger.

I would request HT to help my suggestion reach appropriate authorities.

Thanks

Hi HT, Congratulations for your new look. Its working great.
My this suggestion is regarding the new low floor (Green and Red) buses in Delhi.
"Is it possible for HT to give the schedule/ Time table(if it exists) of low floor buses in newspaper so that we can plan our journey accordingly?"

They are very convenient and preferable over the private buses and Autos. But we rarely get a chance to catch them. If timetable is available, more people will travel in them and it will be boost the income of DTC also.

Referring to the news "Ready for a Crime-free  City" in Today's HT(Sept.02,2009),

We welcome the idea and the efforts that Delhi police is taking to make the city crime free but in addition to increasing the no. of personnels, police stations, booths and posts, isn't it necessary to make more strict rules and laws so that criminals think twice before commiting crime. I was shocked to see that Anand Jon is punished with 59 years of imprisonment, I have never seen so long life term in India. The fines charged here are very-very less as compared to other countries , they should be elevated 10 times . I feel --> more strict the punishments-more people will follow the rules. And most important the citizens need to be more civilized to cooperate the police in making the city crime-free.