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Visakhapatnam: Traffic police launch Special drive 'Surakshita Prayanam'
Traffic and other personnel getting trained as a part of the ‘Surakshita Prayanam’ initiative in Visakhapatnam
In an effort to make people follow traffic rules, a special drive ‘Surakshita Prayanam’ (safe travel) has commenced in Visakhapatnam.
Visakhapatnam: In an effort to make people follow traffic rules, a special drive 'Surakshita Prayanam' (safe travel) has commenced in Visakhapatnam.
Initiated by the traffic police department under the guidance of the Commissioner of Police Manish Kumar Sinha, the special drive aims at building awareness among people on traffic regulations and lays emphasis on adhering to them. Using certified helmets, ensuring visible display of number plate, avoiding drunk driving and unauthorised use of sirens, fastening seat belts, among others are accorded priority in the campaign.
Explaining the initiative, ADCP (Traffic) Ch Adinarayana said that not many were particular about wearing quality helmets. "The drive will create awareness on the use of certified helmets so that they will serve the purpose. Besides, the focus is on adhering to traffic rules and encouraging people to own responsibility," he said.
Along with necessary action, the ADCP informed that the violators who do not mend their ways will be given counselling under the 'Marpu' (change) programme, initiated by the city police. Besides the traffic, 101 personnel from other wings have been roped in for the initiative.
