Roads around schools fail safety test as Hyderabad records 128 accidents involving minors this year
A safety audit in Hyderabad reveals that most schools lack basic traffic infrastructure like warning signs, zebra crossings, and speed-calming measures. This report follows a concerning rise in road accidents involving minors in the city during the first half of 2026.
Why it matters
The findings highlight a critical failure in urban planning and school safety protocols, directly impacting the physical security of children during their daily commutes.
A safety audit of school zones across Hyderabad has uncovered widespread gaps in infrastructure meant to protect children, as the city recorded 1,604 road accidents, including 141 fatal accidents, involving 128 minors in the first five months of 2026.
The article reports on official government findings and statistics without injecting partisan commentary.
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