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The ministry in a statement said that the head office of the board shall be in the National Capital Region (NCR) and the board may establish offices at other places in India.
It shall consist of the chairman and not less than three, but not exceeding seven members, to be appointed by the central government, the statement added.
The board will also conduct research to improve road safety, traffic management, crash investigation and provide technical advice and assistance to the central government, state governments, and local authorities on road safety and traffic management, it added.