Motorists flag dangerous aquaplaning hotspots on NH 66
Motorists on the newly widened NH-66 in Kerala are reporting dangerous aquaplaning hotspots during monsoon rains. Drivers claim poor road surfacing is causing vehicles to lose control, and they are calling on the National Highways Authority of India to implement urgent safety measures.
Why it matters
Infrastructure safety on major national corridors is critical to preventing fatal accidents during extreme weather events.
Several aquaplaning hotspots on the newly widened National Highway-66 between Kozhikode and Malappuram districts have emerged as a major safety concern, with motorists warning that the condition could lead to serious accidents during the monsoon season.
The article reports on public grievances and safety concerns without taking a political stance.
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