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Indore Traffic Violators Manage Roads During Awareness Drive
Traffic police in Indore held a road-safety awareness activity.
Some drivers and riders had broken traffic rules.
Instead of only giving them a lesson, officers asked them to help manage traffic for a short time.
The motorists also held signs with safety messages.
The signs reminded people to wear helmets and seat belts.
They also said not to use phones while driving or speed carelessly.
Officers explained that traffic rules help keep everyone safe.
The motorists promised to follow the rules in the future.
Traffic police in Indore made motorists caught violating rules help manage traffic on Friday.
The action took place at Lavkush Square and involved motorists without helmets or violating other traffic rules.
Motorists held placards carrying messages about helmets, seat belts, speed, mobile phones and stop lines.
Officials said the drive aimed to increase awareness of traffic rules and prevent road accidents.
The motorists promised to follow traffic rules and drive safely in the future.
- Who
- Traffic police and motorists caught without helmets or violating traffic rules.
- What
- Motorists were asked to help manage traffic while holding road-safety placards.
- Where
- Lavkush Square in Indore, Madhya Pradesh.
- When
- Friday.
- Why
- To raise awareness of traffic rules and help prevent road accidents.
Key facts
- Location
- Lavkush Square, Indore
- Organizer
- Traffic police
- Participants
- Motorists caught without helmets or violating traffic rules
- Activity
- Managing traffic while holding safety placards
- Safety messages
- Wear helmets and seat belts; avoid mobile phones, speeding and careless driving
- Stated purpose
- Increase traffic-rule awareness and prevent road accidents
- Participants' response
- Motorists promised to follow traffic rules and drive safely
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