Roads, Policy, Care: Our Strategic Fight to Save Lives
150,000 +
deaths/year on Indian roads
92%
crashes in developing countries
These crashes cause severe injuries, devastate families financially, and significantly impact India’s GDP. The most vulnerable – women, children, and the poor – are disproportionately affected.
SaveLIFE Foundation tackles this crisis with a data-driven, system-wide strategy.
We have directly influenced life-saving legislation like India’s Good Samaritan Law, Our work is grounded in scientific analysis, collaborative execution, and measurable outcomes. Using rigorous crash data, forensic investigations, and on-ground research, we have helped shape life-saving legislation such as India’s Good Samaritan Law, reduced fatalities by up to 67% on some of the country’s most dangerous highways, trained thousands of first responders, and deployed scalable, technology-enabled safety solutions across high-risk geographies.
We take a results-driven, systems-level approach to saving lives by using Evidence Based Policy Design (EBPD) for translating field evidence into policy, standards, and institutional practices. reduced highway fatalities, trained thousands of first responders, and implemented cutting-edge technology.
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On 26 May 2026, the Supreme Court of India recognised the Right to Trauma Care as an integral part of the Right to Life under Article 21.
The challenge now is to translate this constitutional recognition into timely, accessible and accountable trauma care for every injured