Divya Delhi:  The Uttar Pradesh Yamuna Expressway implemented all IIT-Delhi road safety recommendations. The State Road Safety Council's yearly report confirms that YEIDA met all 21 safety requirements. The expressway runs through six districts from Gautam Budh Nagar to Aligarh to Mathura to Hathras to Agra to Bulandshahr, and YEIDA asked IIT-Delhi to assess its road safety After its audit, IITDelhi produced a complete safety report in 2019 with critical driving safety measures. YEIDA implemented all IIT-Delhi safety protocols and 21 additional safeguards. A recent yearly assessment from the State Road Safety Council confirmed that the whole 165-km expressway meets all road safety criteria. IIT-Delhi recommends placing signboards before departure ramps, reducing extraneous lane lines, adding rumble strips at entry and exit points, and installing crash attenuators to lessen exit ramp noise. The corridor had audible shoulder marks while all shoulder markings disappeared. To ensure safety, central dividers were replaced with flush medians and center guardrails were added. Three Quick Response Team (QRT) vehicles, 11 patrolling cars, six ambulances, five fire engines, nine cranes, and two JCBs strengthen the expressway's emergency response. The road uses trauma centers at crucial areas to treat accident victims quickly. To quickly get crisis aid The ‘Yamuna Saathi’ mobile app and free helpline were created. Further, speed limit boards were placed.