Archive · 21 Jan 2026
Hyderabad Traffic Police Intensify Road Safety Awareness Drive
The traffic police in Hyderabad are working hard to make the roads safer.
They are teaching people about the rules of the road, like wearing helmets, not using phones while driving, and not drinking and driving.
They are using fun ways to get people's attention, like volunteers dressed as zebras and students talking to drivers.
The police want everyone to follow the rules to prevent accidents and keep the roads safe for everyone.
They believe that if people are more aware and follow the rules, there will be fewer accidents.
Hyderabad Traffic Police have intensified road safety awareness programmes across busy junctions in the city.
The drive focuses on major violations such as triple riding, riding without helmets, mobile phone use while driving, drunk driving, signal jumping, and auto piloting.
Volunteers and students are actively participating in the awareness campaign, using creative demonstrations and on-ground interactions.
Traffic officials emphasize that adherence to traffic rules and simple precautions can prevent many accidents.
The awareness programmes are planned to continue across the city in the coming days to promote shared responsibility for road safety.
- Who
- Hyderabad Traffic Police, volunteers, students, commuters
- What
- Intensified road safety awareness drive
- When
- Past week, ongoing
- Where
- Hyderabad, at busy junctions and traffic signals
- Why
- To reduce road accidents caused by negligence and rule violations
- Location
- Hyderabad
- Duration
- Past week
- Key Violations Targeted
- Triple riding, no helmets, mobile use, drunk driving, signal jumping, auto piloting
- Awareness Methods
- Creative demonstrations, student participation, on-ground interaction
- Key Message
- Adherence to traffic rules can prevent accidents
