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Mizoram Transport Minister Vanlalhlana Launches 43rd Road Safety Week in Aizawl

First Published: 26th November, 2024 15:12 IST

Minister Vanlalhlana stated that the drivers must hold valid licenses and be sober while operating vehicles, ensuring they are capable of handling the responsibilities of driving.

Mizoram Transport Minister Vanlalhlana inaugurated the 43rd Road Safety Week in Aizawl on Tuesday. The week, observed from November 26 to December 3, aims to raise awareness about road safety, encourage accountability among road users, reduce road accidents and fatalities, and also ensure vehicle fitness to avoid accidents.

This observance serves as a call for individuals to take personal responsibility for their actions on the road, with the collective goal of reducing road traffic accidents and fatalities.

During the event, Transport Minisiter Vanlalhlana highlighted the importance of vehicle fitness and that all vehicles must meet the required safety standards to prevent accidents due to mechanical failure.

He also stated that the drivers must hold valid licenses and be sober while operating vehicles, ensuring they are capable of handling the responsibilities of driving.

Pedestrians must also be mindful of their surroundings and exercise caution while walking on roads, particularly near traffic areas, he added.

In line with the observance of 43rd Road Safety Week, the Mizoram Traffic Police will conduct random checks across the state to combat lawlessness and raise awareness about the importance of abiding by road safety regulations. The checks aim to ensure that drivers adhere to traffic laws and maintain safe practices while on the road.

During these random checks, officers will focus on verifying vehicle fitness, checking for valid licenses, etc. The initiative is designed to foster greater accountability among road users and promote a culture of safety and responsibility.

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