Venue
Ahmedabad Management Association, 1, Dr Vikram Sarabhai Marg, University Area, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380009
Delegate Count:
Registered: 212
Total Intake: 400
Also happening in February:
Key Speakers
Our Key Voices
Rama Shankar Pandey,
Social Defence Fellow (IAF)
Social Defence Fellow (IAF)
Social Defence Fellow (IAF), Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Govt. of India.,Former CEO-Tata Green Batteries and Former MD Hella India Lighting Ltd.
Mr K K Kapila,
President (Emeritus)
President (Emeritus)
IRF Geneva Founder President, IRF-IC
Mr Akhilesh Shrivastava President
ITS India Forum, Road Safety Ambassador, IRF India Chapter,New Delhi
Ramesh Kumar
Founder - Centre for Driver Relationship Management (CDRM)
Founder - Centre for Driver Relationship Management (CDRM)
IREO Victory Valley Tower A, Flat 603, Golf Course Extension Road, Sector 67, Gurugram 122 102
Mr Sunish Jauhari,
Founder Mentor
Founder Mentor
Concern for Road and Pedestrian Safety (CoRPS), Bengaluru
Mr S A Patel
IAS (Retd.) Commissioner
IAS (Retd.) Commissioner
IAS (Retd.) Commissioner, Gujarat Road Safety Authority,Gandhinagar
Why MoVACon2026?
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The New Motor Vehicles Act accomplished for all of us — NGOs, road builders, road safety proponents, intelligent traffic system experts, law enforcement agencies, trauma care experts and every person who has lost someone close in a road traffic accident (RTA) — what we had not been able to do in the last 30 years individually. In the year 2020, MoRTH participated in the 3rd High Level Global Conference on Road Safety for achieving Global Goals 2030 where in it was conceptualised to have zero road fatalities in India by 2030. The World Economic Forum, in collaboration with the Government of India, NITI Aayog and the Union Road Transport Ministry, has launched a Road Safety 2.0 programme in India. The project aims to introduce technology into all 4E’s of Road Safety—Education, Engineering, Enforcement and Emergency Care.
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Know your organisers
Lifeline Foundation, a Vadodara based non-profit organisation pioneered Emergency Medical Services (EMS) in India over large geographical areas in 2002, with the unique idea of a unified helpline number across the country. Our aim has been to reduce the 1,50,000+ annual highway deaths in India. The Foundation later co-anchored the EMS Act in Gujarat, the 1st geo-political area in this region to have an EMS Act of its own.