Archive · 17 Dec 2025
700 Bikes Rally for Helmet Awareness in Tirupati
In Tirupati, the police organized a big bike rally with 700 motorcycles to teach people about wearing helmets.
The rally started at the police parade ground and went through several places before ending at the SP office.
The district collector and the police superintendent were there too.
They said wearing helmets is very important to stay safe and save lives, especially for young riders.
They want everyone to wear helmets not just to avoid fines, but to protect themselves and their families.
The helmets should have an ISI mark to be safe.
The main goal is to prevent accidents, not to give fines.
The Tirupati district police organized a helmet awareness bike rally with 700 motorcycles.
The rally was part of the 'No Helmet – No Petrol' campaign to promote helmet use and reduce accidents.
The rally was flagged off by district collector Venkateswar and SP Subba Rayudu.
Participants emphasized the importance of wearing ISI-marked helmets for both riders and pillion.
The campaign aims to prevent accidents and save lives, particularly among young riders.
- Who
- Tirupati district police, District Collector Venkateswar, SP Subba Rayudu, and around 700 motorcyclists
- What
- A helmet awareness bike rally as part of the 'No Helmet – No Petrol' campaign
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Tirupati, starting from the police parade ground and ending at the SP office on Prakasam road
- Why
- To spread awareness on the importance of wearing helmets and reducing fatal accidents involving two-wheelers
- Location
- Tirupati
- Organizers
- Tirupati district police
- Number of Bikes
- 700
- Campaign
- No Helmet – No Petrol
- Key Participants
- District Collector Venkateswar, SP Subba Rayudu
- Rally Route
- Police parade ground to SP office via Annamayya circle, MR Palli circle, and Balaji colony
- Helmet Requirement
- ISI-marked helmets for both riders and pillion
