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8 New Year's Resolutions for Safer Roads and Communities in 2024 - Vimarsana News

8 New Year's Resolutions for Safer Roads and Communities in 2024

Start 2024 right by adopting these 8 resolutions for safer roads and communities in Davao City. From using pedestrian lanes to proper waste disposal, learn how to observe discipline and respect for your neighbors. Follow these guidelines to ensure a safer and more harmonious environment for everyone. Contact Davao City Reports for any concerns at 0919 072 2222 or message @davaocityreports on Facebook.

Lack of road discipline causing traffic nightmare in Imphal - Vimarsana News

Lack of road discipline causing traffic nightmare in Imphal

Traffic violators are often fined, but commuters continue to violate traffic rules and their number is increasing in Imphal city.

Source: ifp.co.in
Advocacy orgs: Make PHL streets safer for kids - Vimarsana News

Advocacy orgs: Make PHL streets safer for kids

AS thousands of children perish due to transportation-related mishaps, efforts to make Philippine streets safer for young Filipinos must be prioritized. Public-interest law group ImagineLaw said a total of 12,603 children aged zero to 19 years old died between 2013 and 2017 due to road accidents, citing Philippine Statistics Authority…

Habitual Traffic Offenders Can Now Be 'Named And Shamed', In Effort To Promote Responsibility - Vimarsana News

Habitual Traffic Offenders Can Now Be 'Named And Shamed', In Effort To Promote Responsibility

Habitual Traffic Offenders Can Now Be 'Named And Shamed', In Effort To Promote Responsibility by Arun Kumar Das - Apr 5, 2021 05:05 AM Delhi traffic police. (representative image)  Snapshot The Ministry has notified a set of modified rules, which have come into effect from April 1. Now habitual traffic offenders can be 'named and shamed' in public along with having their licenses revoked. The Centre has modified the Central Motor Vehicle Rules to include a provision wherein repeat offenders for certain violations such as drunk driving, speeding, dangerous driving, not wearing helmets will f...