Session on traffic rules and road safety

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:00 AM Jul 11, 2025 IST

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To instil awareness and responsibility among young citizens, a special session on Traffic Rules and Road Safety was conducted at St Mary's School, Mohali, by Traffic Police Inspector Genakraj. Inspector Genakraj interacted with students, sharing valuable insights on following traffic rules. Through real-life examples, he explained the significance of wearing helmets and seat belts, avoiding mobile phones while driving and following traffic signals. Students were encouraged to become "Road Safety Ambassadors" in their homes and communities. The interactive session included a short quiz and demonstration of basic hand signals and road signs. Principal Bijumon Thomas thanked Genakraj for his guidance, highlighting the school's commitment to nurturing responsible citizens.

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