Thursday, May 5, 2016

CCTVs to be installed in Haryana school buses

CHANDIGARH, MAY 5
Haryana Transport Minister Krishan Lal Panwar said that with a view to prevent road accidents and curb incidents of eve teasing in school buses, it has been decided to install CCTV cameras and speed governor and depute women attendants in all such buses.
          Mr Panwar was presiding over a meeting of Secretaries of Regional Transport Authority here today.
          He said that the department should abide by all the 21 instructions concerning school buses and in case of violation of these instructions by schools, their buses should be challaned and impounded.
          He also directed the Secretaries   to take strict action against plying of overloaded vehicles and unauthorized buses as well as taxis in the state. It was observed that many private taxi companies are running vehicles in an unauthorized manner in NCR region in Haryana like Gurgaon and Faridabad.
          He also directed to launch a campaign to check such vehicles and   ban the plying of 15 years old petrol operated commercial vehicles and 10 years old diesel operated commercial vehicles in the National Capital Region falling in Haryana, which are brought from Delhi and Punjab.
          He said that he was making efforts to ensure that each district has its own separate RTA Secretary. He directed them to identify land for the offices of RTA and passing of vehicles in their respective districts, prepare a project report and submit to the headquarters. He said that all officers should also ensure that all private driver training schools and pollution control centres are adhering to the rules. The Transport Minister also directed to make efforts to achieve the target of opening of government driver training schools in all districts.
          Those present in the meeting included Additional Chief Secretary, Transport, Mr S. S. Dhillon and Transport Commissioner, Mrs Suprabha Dahiya.

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