Keeping young people safe on our roads, and keeping our roads safe for our young people is our responsibility. Our role as parents, mentors and guides is crucial to this. Safe driving habits above all, begin with watching parents drive safely and courteously. Don't let them down.
Motor vehicles were banned from the Old Town in the centre of Prague city to reduce noise pollution and improve residents' quality of life. Thanks to this move, the Old Town continues to be a bustling hub of business and tourism but with less pollution (noise and air) and a safer environment for locals and tourists alike.
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Keeping your young son or daughter safe on our roads involves setting boundaries on what they can and cannot do. Guide them to not drive at times known to be risky - late nights, early mornings, under poor weather conditions. Behaviours around responsible driving need to be promoted through open communication and by modelling good behaviour ourselves.
Bangalore, well-known for its traffic congestion, took the bold move of converting the popular commercial area, Church St, into a pedestrian-friendly zone. The results have belied the popular misconception that banning motor vehicles is a death knell to local businesses - shops have continued to thrive on Church St and shoppers have a safe and enjoyable experience. A win-win for all!
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Kirubakaran is a researcher within the Electricity Governance team. He holds a Master's degree in Energy Engineering from the College of Engineering, Guindy campus and a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University College of Engineering, Kanchipuram. He previously worked for six years as a Teaching Fellow in Anna University and other engineering colleges. He has also completed a six months Advanced Solar Professional Course in the National Institute for Solar Energy, Gurugram.
Email: kirubakaran.b@cag.org.in