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Reflectors to be fixed on 3K rehris rickshaws in Chandigarh

| Wednesday | 3rd March, 2021

Tribune News ServiceChandigarh March 2ArriveSAFE an NGO and the Chandigarh Traffic Police started a three-day awareness campaign to make users of non-motorised vehicles (NMVs) such as cycles rickshaws and rehris aware about the consequences of drunken driving and to increase their visibility. High quality reflectors will be put on 3000 NMVs. Harman Singh Sidhu president of ArriveSAFE said: “Most awareness campaigns and enforcement drives target drivers of motorised vehicles leaving this segment of road users to fend for themselves. Though drunk cyclists are not challaned under the Motor Vehicle Act they are at a greater risk of losing life or getting life altering injury in case of a crash hence this campaign.”

Tribune News Service Chandigarh March 2 ArriveSAFE an NGO and the Chandigarh Traffic Police started a three-day awareness campaign to make users of non-motorised vehicles (NMVs) such as cycles rickshaws and rehris aware about the consequences of drunken driving and to increase their visibility. High quality reflectors will be put on 3000 NMVs. Harman Singh Sidhu president of ArriveSAFE said: “Most awareness campaigns and enforcement drives target drivers of motorised vehicles leaving this segment of road users to fend for themselves. Though drunk cyclists are not challaned under the Motor Vehicle Act they are at a greater risk of losing life or getting life altering injury in case of a crash hence this campaign.”

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