Archive · 15 Dec 2025
Prakasam Police Promote Helmet Safety
The police in Prakasam district had a special event to teach people about wearing helmets when riding two-wheelers.
They said helmets are very important because they protect your head in case of an accident.
Many people die from head injuries when they don't wear helmets.
The police also reminded everyone to follow traffic rules, like not drinking and driving, not speeding, and not using phones while riding.
They want everyone to stay safe and protect their families by wearing helmets and following the rules.
The campaign was conducted to reduce road accidents and promote responsible driving behaviour across the district.
Prakasam district police conducted a special awareness drive on helmet usage and road safety rules.
The drive was initiated by Prakasam district superintendent of police Harshavardhana Raju.
Officials emphasized that helmets significantly reduce the risk of death and serious injury from head injuries in road accidents.
The police urged all two-wheeler riders to wear helmets and follow traffic rules, including carrying a valid driving licence and avoiding drunk driving, over-speeding, triple riding, using mobile phones while driving, and allowing minors to ride.
The campaign aimed to educate the public on the importance of wearing helmets to protect themselves and their families.
- Who
- Prakasam district superintendent of police Harshavardhana Raju and the Prakasam district police
- What
- A special awareness drive on helmet usage and road safety rules
- When
- Sunday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Prakasam district, Nellore
- Why
- To prevent road accidents and educate the public on the importance of wearing helmets and following traffic rules
- Location
- Prakasam district, Nellore
- Initiator
- Prakasam district superintendent of police Harshavardhana Raju
- Purpose
- Road accident prevention and awareness
- Key Message
- Helmets save lives by reducing head injuries
- Additional Advice
- Carry valid driving licence, avoid drunk driving, over-speeding, triple riding, using mobile phones while driving, and allowing minors to ride
