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MVD Bandipora organises Road Safety Awareness, enforcement drives
12/25/2025 10:01:08 PM
Early Times Report

BANDIPORA, Dec 25: As part of the ongoing Good Governance Week (Prashasan Gaon Ki Aur 2025) campaign, the Motor Vehicles Department (MVD) Bandipora on Wednesday organised a road safety awareness and grievance redressal camp for drivers and transporters at the Sumo Stand, Sumbal.
The camp focused on promoting safe driving practices, addressing grievances of drivers and transporters, and ensuring compliance with traffic regulations. During the programme, ARTO Bandipora, Mohammad Mukhtar Sofi sensitised participants on road safety norms, passenger safety, and the ill-effects of drug abuse while driving.
On the occasion, 13 drivers were facilitated with fitness certificates for their vehicles on the spot, ensuring prompt service delivery as part of the good governance initiative. Meanwhile, an enforcement drive was conducted on the Argam-Chapran Road to check overloading and charging of exorbitant fares, if any. During the drive, the ARTO, along with the enforcement team, interacted with drivers and passengers, counselling them on adherence to prescribed fare structures and responsible driver behaviour. Another enforcement drive was carried out on the Bandipora–Sumbal route, wherein 73 vehicles were checked. Of these, 25 vehicles were e-challaned, and an amount of Rs 31,000 was realised as penalty.
On the occasion, passengers were also consulted to confirm fare compliance and assess driver behaviour, reinforcing transparency and accountability in public transport services.
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