What’s inside:
This article talks about a traffic awareness campaign led by the Bettiah Superintendent of Police to educate bikers about safety rules.
Bettiah, a town in West Champaran district, saw a special traffic awareness campaign today. The campaign was led by Dr. Shaurya Suman, the Superintendent of Police. It took place near the Collectorate Chowk, where the SP actively engaged with bike riders to teach them about traffic rules.
During the campaign, the SP focused on bikers who were not wearing helmets or were riding with multiple passengers, known as ‘triple loading’. He stopped these riders on the road and explained the importance of following traffic rules for their safety and the safety of others.
What made this campaign unique was the approach taken by the police. Instead of punishing rule-breakers, the SP handed out roses to them. Additionally, bikers without helmets were given helmets for free. The SP encouraged everyone to make it a habit to wear helmets, both for the rider and the passengers.
The SP emphasized that this campaign is not just about issuing fines but aims to save lives by increasing awareness about road safety. He mentioned that it is important for citizens to understand and follow the rules to avoid accidents.
In closing, the SP urged all bikers to always wear helmets when riding. He stressed that it should be a personal safety habit, not just something done to avoid police action. This campaign will continue in various forms to promote road safety in the future.
Summary:
- The Bettiah SP launched a traffic awareness campaign today.
- The focus was on bikers riding without helmets or carrying extra passengers.
- Participants received roses and helmets instead of punishments.
- The campaign aims to raise awareness to reduce road accidents.
- The SP encouraged bikers to make helmet-wearing a habit.
