By Express News Service
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The transport division determined to make seat belts obligatory for the drivers of heavy autos together with KSRTC buses from September 1. The passengers sitting on the entrance row of the bus additionally should put on the seat belt.
The choice was taken in a gathering convened by Transport Minister Antony Raju. The assembly reviewed the efficiency of MVD’s AI digital camera community below the Safe Kerala Project.
The minister claimed that the variety of site visitors violations and accident deaths has come down because the challenge turned efficient on June 5. According to him the accident decreased from 12 per day to 6-8 per day.
He directed the officers of NIC, KELTRON and MVD to kind out the difficulty associated to glitches in issuing challans to site visitors violators inside two months.
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The transport division determined to make seat belts obligatory for the drivers of heavy autos together with KSRTC buses from September 1. The passengers sitting on the entrance row of the bus additionally should put on the seat belt.
The choice was taken in a gathering convened by Transport Minister Antony Raju. The assembly reviewed the efficiency of MVD’s AI digital camera community below the Safe Kerala Project.
The minister claimed that the variety of site visitors violations and accident deaths has come down because the challenge turned efficient on June 5. According to him the accident decreased from 12 per day to 6-8 per day.googletag.cmd.push(perform() googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );
He directed the officers of NIC, KELTRON and MVD to kind out the difficulty associated to glitches in issuing challans to site visitors violators inside two months.