The campaign includes the inauguration of traffic lights, a tea program with drivers, a health camp including a one-day eye health check-up for drivers, road cleaning, tree pruning, and mechanical and pollution tests of vehicles.
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With the aim of reducing traffic accidents, the Kathmandu Valley Traffic Police Office has organized a special campaign to reduce traffic accidents and a traffic week. The office held a press conference on Thursday and informed that various awareness-raising programs will be conducted until Magh 30 to celebrate the traffic week.
According to SP Naresh Raj Subedi, Information Officer of the Kathmandu Valley Traffic Police Office, the campaign will start with a blood donation program on Friday. Under the campaign, programs will be run to teach pedestrians how to cross the road safely, an awareness program targeting two-wheelers (motorcycles and scooters), pasting stickers on vehicles, and providing traffic awareness to school and college students.
The campaign includes the inauguration of traffic lights, a tea program with drivers, a health camp including a one-day eye health check for drivers, road cleaning, tree pruning, and mechanical and pollution tests of vehicles.
Similarly, traffic police personnel will be trained on conduct, behavior, and precautions to be taken during duty. There will also be surprise joint checks at accident-prone areas in the valley, and a musical program with miking on the causes and consequences of accidents at main intersections and junctions, said SP Subedi.
Promotional and awareness-raising materials will also be published on social media platforms such as TikTok, Facebook, and Twitter regarding the Traffic Week program.
