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SSP Traffic Rural Kmr warns Parents Providing Vehicles to Teenagers without Licenses

Launches massive Crack Down against overloading of school buses

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April 24, 2024
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Budgam: Senior superintendent of police (SSP) Traffic Rural Kashmir Ravindr Pal Singh, has issued a stern warning against parents who provide bikes and cars to their teenage children without driving licenses.

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Speaking during an inspection of a massive drive against traffic violators in Magam area of central Kashmir’s Budgam district, SSP traffic rural said that strict action will be taken against such parents and the violators who provide Vehicles to their teenager childrens.

The officer highlighted the risks associated with underage driving and the menace of stunts performed in public places by teenagers.

Over the issue of overloading in School buses He mentioned that the traffic department has been receiving numerous complaints about school buses overloading, which led to a special drive in the Magam area targeting these violators.

During the drive, more than 70 e-challans were issued, and several vehicles, including two-wheelers, were seized for various traffic violations.

Ssp traffic Said that besides seizing the vehicles, strict action will be taken against the stunt bikers, moreover their parents will be also put behind bars.

SSP Traffic urged the general public to adopt a traffic-friendly behavior and cooperate with the authorities in ensuring road safety.(KNS)

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