Archive · 5 Aug 2025
Adilabad Police Install Highway Cutouts to Promote Road Safety
To make highways safer, the police in Adilabad are putting up special pictures on the side of the road.
These pictures show police cars and officers to remind drivers to slow down and follow the rules.
The police hope this will help stop accidents, especially in places where they happen most often.
They want drivers to be more careful and drive at a safe speed.
Adilabad Police installed cutouts on NH-44 to encourage safe driving.
Cutouts feature Dial 100 vehicles and traffic constables to remind motorists of rules.
The initiative aims to reduce road accidents by controlling speed.
Cutouts are placed on NH-44 in Adilabad district, connecting Telangana and Maharashtra.
The Superintendent of Police initiated the project after identifying accident-prone areas.
- Who
- Adilabad Police, specifically Superintendent of Police Akhil Mahajan, and motorists.
- What
- Adilabad police implemented cutouts with police imagery to enforce traffic rules and reduce accidents.
- When
- Initiated recently, with cutouts placed to address ongoing safety concerns.
- Where
- NH-44 in Adilabad district, Telangana.
- Why
- To prevent road accidents by reminding motorists of speed limits and traffic regulations.
Police Initiative
Drivers' Responsibility
Safety measures
Police Initiative
Cutouts can improve road safety
Drivers' Responsibility
Drivers need to be responsible for road safety
- Highway
- NH-44
- District
- Adilabad
- Cutout Features
- Dial 100 vehicles, traffic constables
- Objective
- Reduce accidents
- SP Initiator
- Akhil Mahajan
