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(By Zafar Chishti, Bureau Chief Punjab Pakistan)
Road safety seminar Faisalabad highlights strict traffic law compliance and safe driving practices
Faisalabad: A major road safety seminar Faisalabad was organized at the busy Lari Adda, aiming to raise awareness among drivers and transport stakeholders about traffic rules and accident prevention. SSP Patrolling Police Faisalabad Region, Mirza Anjum Kamal, attended the event as the chief guest. The road safety seminar Faisalabad saw participation from a large number of public and goods transport owners, drivers, and other stakeholders. The event focused on educating participants about responsible driving practices and the importance of following traffic regulations.
Addressing the gathering, SSP Mirza Anjum Kamal emphasized that strict adherence to traffic laws is the most effective way to reduce road accidents. He urged drivers to avoid overspeeding, overloading, and using mobile phones while driving, warning that negligence can put both their lives and others at risk. The road safety seminar Faisalabad highlighted the need for discipline on roads. He further stated that the patrolling police are committed to ensuring safe travel for the public and continuously promoting road safety awareness. During the road safety seminar Faisalabad, participants received detailed guidance on essential safety measures such as seat belt use, lane discipline, safe overtaking, and maintaining vehicle fitness through regular checks.
Participants appreciated the initiative and pledged to strictly follow traffic rules, avoid violations, and promote safe driving practices. Their response reflected the positive impact of the road safety seminar Faisalabad on the transport community. Concluding the seminar, SSP Mirza Anjum Kamal announced that such awareness campaigns will continue regularly to improve the traffic system and ensure safer roads in Faisalabad. The road safety seminar Faisalabad marks an important step toward enhancing road safety and public awareness.
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