4 September, Rajouri The Regional Transport Authority (RTA) recently approved 133 route licences for different regions inside the district of Rajouri, which is a major measure meant to improve passenger safety and transport services. At a crucial meeting presided over by District Development Commissioner Vikas Kundal, this historic choice was made.
The conference covered a wide range of topics related to the security and well-being of commuters within the district and was attended by Assistant Regional Transport Officer Pawan Sharma and Additional Superintendent of Police Vivek Shekhar.
In an effort to prevent overcrowding and lessen the frequency of traffic incidents, the RTA evaluated and accepted 133 out of 177 suggestions. The allocation of these licences to chosen applicants will ultimately improve traffic safety conditions.
The ARTO said that the department has so far received an amazing 50,000 vehicle registrations. This figure highlights the need for strict regulations to successfully control traffic safety.
The DDC instructed the ARTO and the Traffic Department to launch special campaigns and impose strong fines against traffic offenders in response to the district’s alarmingly high number of traffic accidents. All commuters in Rajouri were to benefit from a safer atmosphere, it was stressed.
The Regional Transport Authority decided to bring in more cars in the future as part of its commitment to enhancing road safety. This tactical choice tries to allay overloading worries and provide locals and tourists alike more practical transit alternatives.
The DDC requested the regulatory body to hasten the introduction of services and keep a close eye out for problems like overloading, overcharging, and irregular vehicle movement in order to guarantee the prompt execution of the authorised route permits. The district’s commitment to placing commuter safety above everything else is shown by this proactive strategy.
