On Saturday, Supriya Sule, a Member of Parliament representing Baramati in Maharashtra, India, reported that her vehicle was struck by another car while traveling on the Mumbai-Pune Expressway. Sule described the experience as 'awful' and attributed the collision to reckless driving. Fortunately, she and her passengers were unharmed. In her post on X, she urged the public to prioritize safety by wearing seat belts and driving responsibly. This incident underscores a troubling trend in India, where reckless driving incidents are on the rise. According to the National Crime Records Bureau's report on 'Accidental Deaths and Suicides in India 2024', overspeeding is responsible for approximately 61.2% of road accidents, resulting in 101,649 deaths and 283,162 injuries this year. The report also highlights that two-wheeler riders and pedestrians account for 63% of all road accident fatalities, emphasizing the urgent need for improved road safety measures.