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CS Atal Dulloo Calls For GIS-based, Data-Driven Road Safety Interventions

Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppPinterestLinkedinCopy URLTelegramEmailTumblrReddItPrintKoo Reviews implementation of SC mandated road safety directives in J&K JAMMU, Jan 22: Chief Secretary, Atal Dulloo today while assessing the implementation of road safety measures as recommended by the Supreme Court underscored the need for extensive use of GIS-based data to identify vulnerable and accident-prone road stretches across districts. He emphasized that such data-driven identification would enable focused technological and physical interventions to significantly reduce road accidents in the UT. The meeting was attended by Administrative Secretaries of concerned departments, senior officers of the Traffic Police, and Heads of Departments, while Deputy Commissioners participated through video conferencing from their respective districts.

CS Atal Dulloo Calls For GIS-based, Data-Driven Road Safety Interventions

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Key Highlights

  • The Chief Secretary sought a detailed account of the Supreme Court directions on road safety and the status of compliance by the concerned departments.
  • He stressed that a clear-cut and time-bound roadmap for implementation of each directive must be prepared without delay.
  • He called for leveraging available transport and traffic data to guide interventions such as targeted safety measures, strategic deployment of traffic police, and engineering corrections on road patches identified for frequent accidents.
  • Emphasizing deterrence as a key component of road safety, the Chief Secretary directed the authorities to strictly enforce punitive measures against habitual and serious traffic violators.
  • These include cancellation of driving licences, registration certificates, and other statutory actions against offenders involved in rash driving and non-compliance with traffic rules.
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