Telangana Govt partners Rapido to roll out road safety awareness campaign
The collaboration aims to educate citizens on safe riding practices and emphasise the importance of helmet usage.
As part of the partnership, Rapido and the Transport Department will implement a multi-faceted Road Safety and Awareness Campaign across Telangana.
Key components of the campaign include driver training programs, public workshops, helmet distribution drives, and innovative outreach activities designed to engage and inform the community.
At the SARATHI event held here on Wednesday, Rapido distributed 250 helmets, reinforcing its commitment to enhancing safety for riders, captains, and the broader community. These efforts aim to promote adherence to traffic regulations while fostering a culture of responsible commuting across the state. UNI KNR SSP
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