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Follow traffic rules to avoid accidents: DSP
Traffic DSP B Ramakrishna advocated that to avert road accidents, traffic rules should be observed strictly and awareness should be created to students right from school days.
Kakinada: Traffic DSP B Ramakrishna advocated that to avert road accidents, traffic rules should be observed strictly and awareness should be created to students right from school days.
Participating in the awareness programme on road safety organised at Little Woods School at Valasapakala in Kakinada rural on Wednesday evening, the DSP said road accidents can be averted by observing road safety measures strictly by all sections of people.
On this occasion, the school children were created awareness on breath analyser and on speed gun and other devices used for traffic safety by power point presentation. Speaking on the occasion, social activist and psychologist Santosh Mishra said that the attitude of public needs a radical change towards traffic and its regulations. Motor vehicle inspector Narasimha Rao, traffic CI Muralikrishna and others participated.
