Srinagar, Jan 23: Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Traffic Srinagar Muzaffar Shah
highlighted the challenges in individually reaching every road user but underscored the commitment to engage various stakeholders, including NGOs, to promote awareness for safe driving and reduce the incidence of accidents.
Addressing news reporters, the SSP Traffic acknowledged the difficulty of directly reaching and educating every road user. However he said, a collaborative approach involving non-governmental organizations (NGOs) has been initiated to effectively spread awareness about the importance of safe driving practices.
The SSP emphasized the collective responsibility shared by the community, law enforcement, and civic organizations to contribute to road safety. “Engaging NGOs is seen as a crucial step in leveraging community resources and outreach capabilities to disseminate information on safe driving habits” he said.
The initiative aims not only to create awareness but also to foster a culture of responsible driving, thereby contributing to the overall reduction in accidents on the roads of Srinagar. The SSP Traffic expressed optimism about the collaborative efforts yielding positive results in promoting safer road practices among the city’s residents.
SSP Traffic Advocates Joint Initiatives to Boost Road Safety Awareness in Srinagar
