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Follow traffic rules to avoid road deaths
Deputy Transport Commissioner CG Rajaratnam said, driving on high speed and rash driving leads to road accidents that can turn fatel.
Guntur: Deputy Transport Commissioner CG Rajaratnam said, driving on high speed and rash driving leads to road accidents that can turn fatel.
He addressed a meeting held at Vignan Nirula Mahila Engineering College in Pedapalakalur on steps to be taken to put a check on road accidents in Guntur district on Wednesday. Speaking on this occasion, he stressed on need to wear a helmet and urged bike riders to wear helmets.
Hindu PG College principal Dr Sesha Mohan urged the students to follow traffic rules to check road accidents and accidental deaths. He advised the students not to speak on cell phones while driving and walking on the road. He stressed on need to check rash driving.
Vignan Nirula Mahila Engineering College principal Dr Pathuri Radhika was also present.
