Dharwad: Some organizations have joined arms with police to inspire two-wheeler riders to put on helmets. On Sunday, Dharwad Bonds, a Facebook page which is desirous about more than a few social works and actions to improve fundamental facilities in twin cities, create awareness on the factor. The mode, alternatively, used to be unusual.
The two-wheeler riders wearing helmets were given goodies and received appreciation for following traffic rules. For those violating the legislation, were given stickers, educating them on the importance of helmets.
Speaking to TOI, Kiran Hiremath, discovered of Dharwad Bonds, said that more than 30 individuals of the group and a few traffic policemen were concerned within the endeavour to convince riders to put on helmets. “With banners and posters, we waited at Jubilee Circle, which is one of major traffic junctions within the town, and in my opinion met each and every motorist. We with courtesy requested motorists to put on helmet and skilled them on its importance. The stickers distributed to helmetless riders read: “My Helmet, My Safety, My Life” and “I Am a Proud Indian and I Follow Traffic Rules”.
The campaign used to be also performed in Court Circle and Old SP Circle. The crew interacted with over 600 two-wheeler riders. “We also praised those that were the usage of seat belts whilst riding car,” said Hiremath.
Many riders said they weren't averse to wearing helmet. The reasons they cited ranged from as trivial as forgetting to hold helmet, itching problem within the head, worry of hair-fall and using within the town limits.
B S Nemagoud, DCP (traffic and crime) and Murugesh Channannavar, traffic inspector, liked Dharwad Bonds for motivated other folks to put on helmets.
As a part of its transfer to self-discipline two-wheeler riders, police within the twin cities are making plans to put into effect the “No Helmet, No Petrol” rule.
Those with out helmet will likely be denied petrol at filling stations.
The two-wheeler riders wearing helmets were given goodies and received appreciation for following traffic rules. For those violating the legislation, were given stickers, educating them on the importance of helmets.
Speaking to TOI, Kiran Hiremath, discovered of Dharwad Bonds, said that more than 30 individuals of the group and a few traffic policemen were concerned within the endeavour to convince riders to put on helmets. “With banners and posters, we waited at Jubilee Circle, which is one of major traffic junctions within the town, and in my opinion met each and every motorist. We with courtesy requested motorists to put on helmet and skilled them on its importance. The stickers distributed to helmetless riders read: “My Helmet, My Safety, My Life” and “I Am a Proud Indian and I Follow Traffic Rules”.
The campaign used to be also performed in Court Circle and Old SP Circle. The crew interacted with over 600 two-wheeler riders. “We also praised those that were the usage of seat belts whilst riding car,” said Hiremath.
Many riders said they weren't averse to wearing helmet. The reasons they cited ranged from as trivial as forgetting to hold helmet, itching problem within the head, worry of hair-fall and using within the town limits.
B S Nemagoud, DCP (traffic and crime) and Murugesh Channannavar, traffic inspector, liked Dharwad Bonds for motivated other folks to put on helmets.
As a part of its transfer to self-discipline two-wheeler riders, police within the twin cities are making plans to put into effect the “No Helmet, No Petrol” rule.
Those with out helmet will likely be denied petrol at filling stations.
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