Gandaki Pradesh Traffic Police Office has started a one-minute program with the driver.
The traffic police has started a one-minute daily program with the drivers of vehicles plying on the roads of the state to prevent possible road accidents.
Gandaki Pradesh Traffic Police Chief Superintendent of Police Prabhu Prasad Dhakal said that the program was getting satisfactory response as the driver-friendly behavior and efficient efficiency were also linked with the traffic police.
He said that more tightening would be done on highways and rural roads in coordination with other stakeholders. He expressed his commitment to take the lead in reducing road accidents.
The traffic police will greet the drivers of vehicles plying on highways and urban areas after 11 minutes.
Drivers will be warned to avoid corona virus, to maintain social distance, to wear mandatory masks, seat belts, helmets.
All the 11 district traffic offices and 53 temporary traffic posts in the state will run the program for one month.
Gandaki Pradesh Traffic Police Office has started a one-minute program with the driver.
The traffic police has started a one-minute daily program with the drivers of vehicles plying on the roads of the state to prevent possible road accidents.
Gandaki Pradesh Traffic Police Chief Superintendent of Police Prabhu Prasad Dhakal said that the program was getting satisfactory response as the driver-friendly behavior and efficient efficiency were also linked with the traffic police.
He said that more tightening would be done on highways and rural roads in coordination with other stakeholders. He expressed his commitment to take the lead in reducing road accidents.
The traffic police will greet the drivers of vehicles plying on highways and urban areas after 11 minutes.
Drivers will be warned to avoid corona virus, to maintain social distance, to wear mandatory masks, seat belts, helmets.
All the 11 district traffic offices and 53 temporary traffic posts in the state will run the program for one month.
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