APMC Traffic Branch conducted a road safety awareness programme at Al Hasnat Anglo Urdu School in Turbhe on August 11 under the School Adoption Scheme. Senior Police Inspector Vaishali Galande guided around 70 to 80 students and teachers on traffic rules, safe road practices, helmet use, pedestrian safety and the importance of following signals to prevent accidents.

Navi Mumbai: Raising awareness about traffic rules among students from a young age is essential to prevent road accidents. With this objective, the APMC Traffic Branch conducted a traffic awareness programme for students at Al Hasnat Anglo Urdu School in Sector 21, Turbhe, under the School Adoption Scheme.

Around 70 to 80 students and teachers participated in the awareness programme held on Tuesday, August 11. Senior Police Inspector Vaishali Galande guided the students on precautions to be taken while walking on roads and travelling in vehicles, following traffic rules, ensuring safe travel and maintaining road safety.

Students Educated On Traffic Rules And Safety

The students were educated about obeying traffic signals, using designated places to cross roads, wearing helmets while riding two-wheelers and strictly following traffic rules while driving. They were also urged to “follow traffic rules and stay safe.”