Meerut: The Traffic Awareness Month was officially launched in Meerut, with a flag-hoisting ceremony taking place at the Meerut Police Lines. The event was graced by the presence of the District Magistrate (DM) and Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP), among other dignitaries.
The ceremony marked the commencement of a month-long campaign aimed at promoting traffic awareness and road safety in the region. The event saw the District Magistrate and Senior Superintendent of Police, along with other officials, unfurling the flag to kickstart the initiative.
The Traffic Awareness Month seeks to educate the public about traffic rules and regulations, the importance of road safety, and the consequences of traffic violations. Various awareness programs, seminars, and workshops will be organized throughout the month to disseminate information to residents of Meerut.
The District Magistrate and Senior Superintendent of Police highlighted the significance of observing traffic rules and following safety measures while driving. They emphasized the role that each individual plays in maintaining road safety and urged the public to actively participate in the awareness activities planned for the month.
The flag-hoisting ceremony was attended by a gathering of officials, including the Deputy Superintendent of Police, who jointly launched the initiative. The event marks a proactive effort by the local administration and the police to make the city’s roads safer and more efficient for all residents.
Throughout the month, authorities will conduct enforcement drives to penalize traffic rule violations, encourage the use of helmets, seatbelts, and other safety measures, and engage with the community to address their concerns and suggestions. The Traffic Awareness Month endeavors to reduce accidents and make Meerut’s roads safer for everyone.
