• Automatic Seat Belts for all seats.
• First Aid Kit.
• Tool Box and spare parts.
• Emergency contact.
• Luggage nets.
• Mobile Phone with driver.
• Medical Site Information available.
• Emergency Response Plan.

• All drivers are trained in Defensive Driving as per Indian Training program.
• All drivers can speak and understand English.
• All drivers have valid country driving license.
• No right hand side getting out of Vehicle for clients (this avoids 60% of risk exposure).
• Instructed to follow country road laws.
• Seat belts are worn at all times.
• Vehicle not to exceed 100 Km/h on National Highway (2 way highway) and 70 Km/h on State Highway.
• A break must be taken at least every 2 hrs, and many more.
• Decrease speed near villages/ town/ intersection to risk of any incident.
• Close windows while driving through a community or with more population .

• The driver must maintain a record of fuel and lubricant consumption and costs in the logbook.
• No litter should be thrown from vehicle.
• Maintain exhaust system to minimize emissions and carry pollution control certificate.
• Avoid fuel spillage during refueling.
• No plastic/rubbish thrown out from vehicle.
• Contain all lubricants when maintenance is carried out.
• Drive slowly to avoid of rising dust in such type of areas.
• Regular Vehicle Maintenance is done.
• Drive within posted speed limit.
• Drivers and passengers should understand that car pollutes more when it travels over 100 km/hr.
• Aggressive driving tactics, like over-acceleration and sharp braking on a regular basis not only put unnecessary wear and tear on vehicle but also increase the level of auto emissions in the atmosphere.
• Try to drive on routes with a smooth traffic flow, to reduce the no of stops and starts.
• Avoid the use of idling for long time.
• Use tires designed to improve fuel economy.
• Check for reduced rolling resistance in the tire tread design.
• We take care not to dump used motor oil down oil, in the sewer or on the ground as it is highly toxic.
• We return used tire for recycling.
• Use existing roads and tracks. Where there are no existing roads or tracks and it is intended to travel the same ground repeatedly, use the same wheel tracks each time.
• Reduce off-road erosion by driving around contours or on ridges, and minimize disturbance on creek banks.
• Minimize movements in wet conditions
• Decrease speed near camp, villages and livestock to reduce dust, noise and disturbance.

Drivers Bata for
overnight stay

Chevrolet Tavera Non A/C

Chevrolet Tavera A/C

Tempo Traveller A/C