Rules Enforcement

Post: Sir/Madam, At the outset, I would like to congratulate our ACP (traffic), who has taken a number of initiatives to improve the deplorable state of traffic in the city. The use of ICT for paying fines, traffic info is commendable and awareness about this should be increased. At the same time, Bangalore is one of the worst place for pedestrians. There are no foot paths on most roads. Those which have footpaths are hijacked by two vehicle riders. For this, I suggest having footpaths on all major roads and increasing their height to at least half a foot so that the riders find it difficult to mow their bikes over the pedestrians. An example of good footpaths is the Old Airport Road. We need more such roads. Also, the foot paths should be constantly repaired. Moreover, we should have fine all people who break the rules heavily. Through heavy fining and vigilance, the police has been able to successfully enforce the helmet rule. Now, we need to curb other violations in a similar way.


News & Events

ABIDe recommends new RTE rules -
Kannada Prabha   |   New Indian Express   |   DNA   |   Deccan Herald   |   Deccan Chronicle   -   4 February, 2011

Rules formulated on RTE by ABIDe Education Working Group - 3rd February, 2011 English   |   Kannada

Proceedings of the ABIDe meeting held on February 02, 2010 English

Presentation on Plan Bengaluru 2020 English

Low Resolution | High Resolution

ABIDe's First Public Consultation turned out to be an Informative and Interactive Forum for grievances and solutions - Times of India  |   Deccan Herald  |   DNA  |   Kannada Prabha  |   Prajaavani  |   Vijaya Karnataka  |   Samyukta Karnataka  |   Udayavani  - July 13, 2009

ABIDe - Monorail - Times of India  - July 3, 2009

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