Police and youth volunteers on Saturday organised a road safety awareness rally urging commuters to obey traffic rules and adopt safer habits. Participants carried placards stressing helmet use, speed control and avoidance of drunk driving. 

Officials said the campaign is part of a larger initiative to reduce road accidents and instill disciplined driving behaviour. The rally, held in key junctions and marketplaces, aimed to reach daily travellers and families, emphasizing community involvement in road safety. Authorities reiterated that such awareness programs complement enforcement actions like fines and checkpoints to curb violations and make roads safer for all.