UK introduces new road safety rule ‘Dev’s Law’ after NRI Dev Naran, victim
Los Angeles/ Jan 07, 2026
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United Kingdom has introduced a new road safety regulation known as ‘Dev’s Law’, named in memory of an NRI victim, marking a significant step toward strengthening accountability and protection for road users.
The law has been named after Dev, NRI who lost his life in a tragic road accident, sparking widespread calls for stricter road safety measures and justice for victims’ families. Campaigners and community groups have pushed for legal reforms to address gaps in enforcement and sentencing related to dangerous driving.
‘Dev’s Law’ aims to enhance penalties for serious traffic offences, improve investigative procedures following fatal accidents, and ensure greater transparency in how such cases are handled. UK authorities said the move reflects a commitment to making roads safer and preventing avoidable deaths.
The introduction of the law has been welcomed by road safety advocates and members of the NRI, who see it as a meaningful tribute that could save lives. Officials emphasized that the legislation sends a strong message that reckless driving will not be tolerated and that victims’ lives will be honoured through lasting change.
The new rule is expected to play a key role in improving road safety standards across the UK and reinforcing public trust in the justice system.
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