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Hyderabad Traffic Police Educate 600 NCC Cadets on Road Safety and Defensive Driving at Nacharam School

Uppal Traffic Police trained 600 NCC cadets at Johnson Grammar School, Nacharam, on traffic rules, defensive driving and preventing fatal road accidents.

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A.Vijayender Reddy:Uppal Traffic Division has stepped up road safety awareness among young people, hosting a traffic education programme for NCC cadets at Johnson Grammar School in Nacharam, Hyderabad.

Uppal Traffic ACP S. Sampath Kumar and Traffic Inspector G. Nagaraju, alongside NCC coordinators Jijesh K.P., Ranasingh and Shyam Rao, briefed students on traffic rules and defensive driving. Around 600 NCC cadets, the NCC programme coordinator and school management attended the session.

 The officers highlighted the serious consequences of speeding, wrong-side driving, riding two-wheelers without helmets, driving cars without seat belts and drink-driving. They warned that breaking road rules can lead to crashes, loss of life and permanent disabilities, urging students to stay sharp, drive responsibly and make road safety a priority.

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