The Road Safety Club at Government College Sangrah aims to create awareness among students and the local community about traffic rules, responsible driving, and pedestrian safety. The club works in coordination with local traffic authorities and civil society organizations to promote a culture of safe and disciplined road behavior.
Awareness Campaigns:
Organizing rallies, poster-making competitions, and street plays to educate people on road signs, speed limits, and the importance of wearing helmets and seatbelts.
Workshops and Guest Lectures:
Inviting traffic police officers and road safety experts to conduct interactive sessions on road etiquette and accident prevention strategies.
Road Safety Week Celebrations:
Active participation in National Road Safety Week with themed programs like slogan writing, quiz contests, and essay writing.
Driving and Traffic Rule Awareness Drives:
Conducting surveys among students and locals regarding road safety habits and guiding them with correct information and pamphlets.
First Aid Training:
Providing basic first aid training to students so they can act as first responders during road accidents.
Traffic Volunteering:
Volunteering at traffic junctions with the help of local police during peak hours or special events to help regulate traffic and promote discipline.
Documentary Screenings:
Showing informative films and documentaries related to road safety to sensitize the youth about the consequences of rash driving and negligence.
