Goa, April 16 -- Elsa Angel Rose

"I have seen youngsters ride very rashly. They do not seem to care about endangering their lives or about other people on the road. It also occurs most at traffic signals daily," said Ananya, a 22-year-old woman from Margao. With increasing access to vehicles at a young age, exposure to social media, and a culture that often blurs the line between freedom and responsibility, concerns around rash and unsafe driving are growing louder. For many parents, this is not just about traffic violations; it is about the safety of their children and others on the road. As accidents involving young drivers continue to surface, the conversation is shifting towards accountability, awareness, and the crucial role familie...