Nashik: The city traffic police have formed four flying teams, who will visit the office and the company to check whether ‘no helmets, there are no cooperation norms.
The Assistant Commissioner of Police (City Traffic Branch) Sitaram Gaikwad said the department had formed four teams to check whether the norm was being implemented and real manager failure could invite legal action.
The officer said Police Commissioner Deepak Pandey had started various campaigns in the city area to ensure two-wheeled riders wore helmets while traveling with a step starting with non-cooperation in petrol pumps, where the gas station owner was told not to give fuel.
For the two-wheeled riders, wearing a helmet.
Those who were caught without a helmet were taken to Nashik First Center for counseling sessions.
The police also increased the campaign by making helmets required to enter the parking space, government offices, educational institutions, private companies, etc.
“Flying troops will consist of police sub-inspectors and three policemen, who will first examine the CCTV that will do it has been put in the entry of places to see if people without helmets are allowed to enter the place,” said Gaikwad.
He said all such companies, if there was a violation of the first, the understanding would be given to install the things needed to ensure compliance with norms “without helmets there was no cooperation ‘.
If it was a second violation, they would issue a notification.
In violations Third, plantation managers from such establishments will be imprisoned or have to pay a fine, or even both.
At present, the drive has increased where two-wheeled riders without helmets are asked to undergo a written test.
This produces more people sent for tests in a day.