Road Safety Organization (RSO) in collaboration with Panchkula Traffic Police, launched an awareness drive for seat belt and redlight violations

The Road Safety Organization (RSO), in collaboration with  Panchkula Traffic Police launched an awareness drive to mark the Road Safety Week, under which to aware about Seat Belt And Red light violations , and  people were made aware about it. 

Road Safety Organization (RSO) in collaboration with Panchkula Traffic Police, launched an awareness drive for seat belt and redlight violations

Panchkula, January 19, 2023: The Road Safety Organization (RSO), in collaboration with  Panchkula Traffic Police launched an awareness drive to mark the Road Safety Week, under which to aware about Seat Belt And Red light violations , and people were made aware about it. 


“Every year thousands of people become victims of road accidents in India. Due to disobedience of road safety rules, many people die on the roads. To prevent road accidents, it is necessary to strictly follow the traffic rules.”


RSOs has been actually promoting road safety rules and regulations regularly. Today Road Safety Organisation with the coordination with Panchkula traffic police organised at another awareness camp where they informed people general about the message of feedback and redlight violations.


RSS and traffic police officials shared the rules and regulations with the public and along with this they were made aware about the precipitations of not to following the rules and  the challan system how it works.


Ankur Kapoor, President, Road Safety Organisation, said that they run this campaign every year, under which common people are made aware about road safety precautions. During the drive, people are told about the importance of reflector tapes, helmets, no drunk and drive, and follow traffic rules. The organization will continue the drive with emphasis on seat belts, helmets, drunk and drive checking, cycling rally, and a bike rally among few other things.


Apart from Chairman of the organization Deep Krishna Chauhan, Secretary Navdeep Bedi, Joint Secretary Mukesh Chauhan, Jagpal Singh (SHO Panchkula City) and Brijendra Singh (SHO Surajpur), Akshay Tikko, Karan Bagla , Amit Sharma  were also present. This Road Safety Week is programme is sponsored by Indus Hospital.