Using Raksha QR, know how to tackle road accidents

Raksha QR, an emergency response assistance feature, has been introduced in Karnataka.

This innovative QR code allows vehicle owners to input their personal information, such as blood group, vehicle insurance details, medical insurance information, and family emergency contacts.

Highway Delite, a mobility services platform, has unveiled Raksha QR as part of its emergency response assistance product.

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In the unfortunate event of an accident, bystanders can utilize Raksha QR to scan the QR code on the victim's vehicle. This action enables them to promptly inform the victim's family, the police, and the nearest hospital about the accident.

Bystanders can report the accident by making a call through a virtual number, ensuring the privacy of both the informer and the victim's family member.

Once the accident is reported, Highway Delite's backend call center team takes the location information and notifies the closest hospitals and police stations while safeguarding the victim's personal information. This valuable product is priced at just Rs 1 per day.

In an exclusive chat with NewsFirst Prime, Rajesh Ghatanatti, Founder and CEO of Highway Delite said, “It is an emergency tool to help accident victims and give them emergency assistance. The product can also be used in cases of wrong parking, unclosed windows in order to inform the owner. The tool can be made use for all vehicles. Every four minutes, we lose one person on the roads. We strive to reduce this number, if we can help the victim get timely medical assistance.”