Achi news desk-
A helmet bank will help prevent road accidents.
In order to reduce road accidents in Bilaspur, the police started a new initiative called the ‘Helmet Bank’. In this framework, cyclists will receive helmets upon presentation of their ID, which the riders will have to deposit back in the bank within 24 hours after the end of the ride.
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According to the information, it was started by SP Rajnesh Singh of Chakarbhata police station. On Wednesday evening, inaugurating the helmet bank, SP Rajnesh Singh said that now any person will be able to get a helmet from this bank by showing his identity card during his journey. They will be given helmets free of charge.
There is not a drop of blood in the streets now
Traffic ASP Neeraj Chandrakar said that along with Chakarbhata police station, the ‘Helmet Bank’ has also been activated at Sakri, Koni and Sarkanda police stations. The helmet bank was established with a motto. The Bilaspur police opened the helmet bank as part of the campaign ‘Now there is no drop of blood on the streets’.
SP Rajnesh Singh inaugurated the Helmet Bank at Chakarbhata Police Station.
Will come home as soon as it’s safe
Traffic ASP Neeraj Chandrakar said helmet is the most important standard equipment for safe traffic. With its use, our journey will be safe, there will be no doubt that we will arrive home as safe as we left home.
It is hoped that our efforts will be an example for everyone and prove their effectiveness in curbing road accidents. Through this campaign, citizens will know and be encouraged to wear helmets.
A new initiative by the police to prevent traffic accidents.
Cyclists are the most injured in accidents
Police officers believe that two-wheelers make up the largest number of vehicles plying the roads. That’s why people use it for small to big trips. But, unfortunately, due to the lack of safety standards, most accident victims are cyclists. With that in mind, this campaign has begun.
In this programme, Additional Superintendent of Police (City) Umesh Kashyap, Additional Superintendent of Police (Rural) Anuj and Additional Superintendent of Police (Traffic) Neeraj Chandrakar along with other officers and Road Safety Committee members Attis Pal Singh, Lt. Ashish Sharma, Namratha Sharma were present People including Aryan Tiwari, Vikas Verma, Javed Ali.
