A new road‑safety drive kicks off across the region, aimed squarely at young drivers and passengers.
- Officials gathered at the city hall on Monday to unveil the campaign, handing out colorful flyers and safety kits.
- High schools will host interactive workshops where students learn about speed limits, seat‑belt use and the dangers of distracted driving.
- Local police will patrol key routes during peak teen‑travel hours, offering free vehicle checks and on‑spot advice.
- The initiative runs for three months, with a social‑media challenge encouraging youths to share safe‑driving tips.
Organisers hope the hands‑on approach will cut accidents among young road users.