Review meeting on road safety: Cyberabad CP
Hyderabad: Cyberabad Commissioner of Police M Stephen Raveendra held a review meeting on road safety with traffic officials on Tuesday.
During the meeting, he discussed about the various road safety initiatives adopted to redress traffic issues and road safety measures. Issues related to prevention road accidents, road safety, traffic education, traffic engineering and works, road engineering, water logging and junction improvement were also discussed.
The Cyberabad police decided to hold joint inspections of hot spots along with officials of other departments to reduce fatalities and injuries on roads.
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