Traffic Police Taking Strict Action Against Reckless Drivers to Curb Rising Road Accident Fatalities.

Traffic Police Taking Strict Action Against Careless Drivers

The traffic police are taking serious steps to cancel the driving licenses of careless drivers and those who repeatedly break traffic rules. Officials from the Traffic and Transport Department are particularly focused on drivers who use black film on their vehicle windows, as this is a violation of traffic regulations.

Rising Road Accident Fatalities

Every year, more people lose their lives in road accidents, and this is a growing concern. The aim is to reduce the number of fatalities on the roads. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is pushing for initiatives to lower these statistics, emphasizing both strict enforcement of the law and public awareness.

Awareness Campaigns in Full Swing

To inform the public about traffic rules, the traffic police are actively running awareness campaigns. Police Commissioner Laxmi Singh has shared video messages that are being played regularly at various intersections. Additionally, audio announcements are being made to educate the public about safe driving practices.

Installation of New Awareness Boards

DCP Traffic Lakhan Singh Yadav mentioned that new awareness boards have been set up at key intersections to further promote traffic rule awareness. However, strict action will be taken against those who ignore these rules. The traffic police are working to identify habitual offenders, and licenses will be revoked in coordination with the RTO.

Helmet Rule Enforcement at Petrol Pumps

Starting January 26, a new rule has been implemented by the Gautam Budh Nagar Commissionerate and Traffic Police. Drivers and passengers must wear helmets while refueling their vehicles. If they are not wearing helmets, they will not be served fuel. This initiative aims to encourage safer driving habits and increase awareness of traffic regulations, with regular monitoring by traffic police.