Watch The Trending Video Of A Small Girl Teaching Importance For Following The Traffic Rules

Little girl scolds dad for breaking traffic rules in viral video posted by Surat Police.
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Little girl scolds dad for breaking traffic rules in viral video posted by Surat Police.

Highlights

  • A man can be seen driving a vehicle while his daughter sits in the back seat in the trending video.
  • The small girl, enraged, interrogates him about the regulation he just broke on the road and corrects her father.

A man can be seen driving a vehicle while his daughter sits in the back seat in the trending video. In the trending video, the father is having a conversation with the daughter, where he is making her realize the importance of rules and people should not break them. Following that, the man can be seen driving on the opposite side of the road. The small girl, enraged, interrogates him about the regulation he just broke on the road and corrects her father. He chastises the small girl for breaching the rules and promises that he would be more stern with her in the future to avoid such events.



Surat Police released a new film to raise awareness about road safety, and it quickly went viral when the internet endorsed it. The caption of Surat Police's Instagram photo reads, 'Avoid Driving on the Wrong Side.' The video makes us remember again the fact that driving on the opposite side of the street puts you and your fellow residents in danger. Only by faithfully adhering to traffic laws will younger generations learn the value of them and become safer drivers in the future. Surat Police were praised by netizens for publishing such a thought-provoking film, which went popular on social media.

Several videos had tried to reach people and to make them feel the importance of the minor as well as major rules that need to be followed to avoid any kind of mishappening on the road. Several users loved the video and started praising it, by giving opinions in the comment section. Here are some of them, have a look at them:





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