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Parents to be punished if children caught driving
The District Collector has also stated that the RTO department, Police department, Panchayati-Raj, R&B department and other officials to form a committee and submit the report on the measures to avoid these terror-striking incidents on the roads. Small children aged between 13 to 17 have been found riding vehicles bearing no license number plates. He said that if such kids were found driving vehic
Nirmal: District Collector K Ilambariti directed all the police departments to initiate stringent action against the parents if their minor children were found driving vehicles. Participating in a meeting on ‘Road Safety Measures’ conducted by the RTA of the Nirmal district on Friday, he said that every year, hundreds of people were being killed in road accidents due to rash driving and drunken driving. He urged the RTA department to check with the 30 most accident prone areas in the district and ensure to take the safety measures at the earliest. He has stated that the Bhainsa-Bhokar road, Basar-Mudhole IIIT Road, Nirmal-Bhainsa road,Chityala road are the areas where most of the accidents occurred in the recent past.
The District Collector has also stated that the RTO department, Police department, Panchayati-Raj, R&B department and other officials to form a committee and submit the report on the measures to avoid these terror-striking incidents on the roads. Small children aged between 13 to 17 have been found riding vehicles bearing no license number plates. He said that if such kids were found driving vehicles, serious action must be initiated against their parents. Dist Superintendent of Police Vishnu, District Joint Collector Ch. Shivalingaiah, RTO Abdul Mohimmin, Roads & BuildingsExecutive engineer Srinivas Rao, Panchayar Raj Executive Engineer Madhusudhan Rao, DMHO Jalapati Nayak and DPHS Suresh were present at the event.
