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LCT Desk by LCT Desk
January 4, 2025
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A multiple steps have been taken by the government to put an end to the traffic norm violations in Srinagar and even launched ITMS here to the violations are dealt with strictly, but some major things are being avoided by the authorities, which are pivotal for road safety and the wellbeing of the common masses. In the bustling streets of Srinagar, the pressing issue that endangers lives daily – the lack of adherence to zebra crossings and the glaring absence of signboards at major road junctures. Zebra crossings are not merely stripes painted on roads; they symbolize pedestrian safety and the shared responsibility of drivers and walkers. Unfortunately, in Srinagar, these crossings are often ignored, reducing their purpose to mere decoration. Pedestrians risk their lives navigating chaotic traffic, while drivers frequently overlook their obligation to yield at these crossings. This disregard is not only a violation of traffic norms but also a threat to human lives. Adding to the woes is the absence of adequate signage at critical road junctions. Signboards play a crucial role in guiding traffic, reducing confusion, and preventing accidents. In their absence, drivers, especially tourists unfamiliar with the city’s roads, are left to rely on guesswork, leading to frequent mishaps and congestion. The onus of addressing these issues lies with both the authorities and the public. The local administration must prioritize installing and maintaining proper signage and ensuring that zebra crossings are strategically placed and visible.

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