Drivers made aware of traffic rules at Mohali

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Updated At : 12:09 PM Jul 03, 2021 IST

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Mohali, July 2

Education cell of the Mohali traffic police, under SP (Traffic) Gurjot Singh Kler, DSP Guriqbal Singh, constable Harjeet Kaur from District Administrative Courts Complex Sector 76, instructed the general public and members of various auto unions to ensure proper parking of vehicles. They advised the drivers against parking their vehicles on the road so as to reduce the number of accidents.

The reflective tape was pasted on vehicles. The drivers were made aware about the traffic rules in detail.

Kler said: “Drivers were advised against using pressure horns, jumping red light and under-age driving. They were advised to use indicators at turns and to keep complete documents of vehicles.”

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