Stay Safe, Stay Focused! 📱
Every time you pick up your phone while driving, you put yourself and others at risk. No text, call, or notification is worth a life.!
Let’s make our roads safer by committing to distraction-free driving.
#DriveSafe#NoDistractedDriving#RoadSafety
Become a Good Samaritan!
Don’t be a bystander—step up without any fear, and make a difference by saving a life on the road. You’re protected under the #GoodSamaritanLaw from legal and criminal liabilities when assisting accident victims.
#GoodSamaritan#HelpSaveALife#RoadSafety
On this #MartyrsDay, we remember the ones who sacrificed their lives for our nation. Let’s honor their legacy by valuing life in every way — on the battlefield, in our communities & on our roads.
Let’s pledge to drive responsibly and ensure that no life is lost due to negligence.
HAPPY REPUBLIC DAY 🇮🇳
Our Republic thrives when its people are safe. Let’s drive responsibly and make our roads a testament to the values of discipline and care that define us as a nation.
Together, let’s build a safer, brighter India.
Jai Hind!
#RoadSafety#DriveSafe#India
To enhance #RoadSafety and promote responsible driving, Dr. Suresh Kumar Mekala, ADGP (Traffic), recently distributed 500 helmets at our newly upgraded Traffic Aid Post (TAP) in Pune district.
This initiative reinforces our commitment to creating safer roads this #RoadSafetyMonth
This #RoadSafetyMonth, join us on Jan 11th for the Road Safety Carnival in Thane!
Bike Rally starts at 6:00 AM from Dharmaveer Anand Dighe Gate, followed by the carnival at 8:30 AM at Hiranandani Estate.
Let’s unite for safer roads!
#RoadSafety#ThaneEvents#TrafficAwareness
This festive season let's make safety our top priority.
Enjoy the celebrations but remember: drinking and driving don't mix. Choose a designated driver, use public transport, or call a cab. Let's ensure everyone gets home safely!
#CelebrateResponsibly#DriveSober#StaySafe
Your life is worth more than a few seconds saved!
Ignoring a red light can lead to severe accidents and significant fines. In MH, the fine for jumping or crossing a red light is ₹500 for the first offense. If you repeat the offense, the fine increases to ₹1,500.
#RoadSafety