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institute of road traffic education (irte) is a research based not-for-profit organisation operating since 1991. for over two decades, irte has been dedicatedly working in partnership with corporates, government and the regulatory bodies towards scientifically improving all domains of traffic management in which safety is an inherent virtue. for the past 27 years irte has been committed to improving the traffic management system through indigenous research, improving user behavior through research based training and building capacity for various organisations in road safety management our vision of creating an umbrella facility for research based training towards capacity building in road safety management for india and other developing countries is taking shape as the college of traffic management.. the college is currently divided into 6 formal departments:. school conclave for road safety, capacity building program for school teachers. the programme was inaugurated by mr. sanjay baniwal, ips dgp, chandigarh, mr. shashank anand, ips, ssp traffic & security, mrs. rima dhiman, principal, dps, chandigarh, mr harinder singh, diageo india ltd. chandigarh and dr rohit baluja, president, irte & director, many police officers and 100 government school teachers were also a part of the ceremony.. conducted by irte in partnership with diageo (road to safety initiative for the government of puducherry) speaking at a one-day workshop on traffic management organised by the transport department in as*ociation with the institute of road traffic education (irte), dr. bedi stressed upon the need for coordinated functioning of education, engineering and enforcement departments for rohit baluja, president of institute of road traffic education (irte) pointed out that about 94% of fatalities in accidents in the union territory were reported on 5% of national and state highways in puducherry. about 86% of the deaths were reported on 2% of national. training course of myanmar police officers on road crash investigation at irte.