Traffic police issued Guidelines for Red Flasher Light use

Traffic police issued Guidelines for Red Flasher Light use

Violators will be dealt under law
Yash Khajuria	Dec, 21, 2011
JAMMU, Dec 21: To enforce the code of conduct for the usage of red flasher lights on the top of vehicles the traffic police Jammu has issued guidelines today for the common masses that whether who is authorized to travel in those special flashed light and tinted vehicles. Since before the guidelines were overdue from the concerned department and were must awaited by them, now finally they brought this towards the common masses to ensure that the use of special status Vehicle could justify its values. It is pertinent to mention that mostly when there is no special movement of VIP’s and VVIP’s the vehicles equipped with the flasher light on top were frequently been used by their relatives and family members, an undisturbed luxury for them and ultimate hitch for the common masses. Even after time to time complains appropriated actions were not taken but showing their concern over the problem been faced by the common masses the Senior Superintendent of Police Traffic, Jammu has taken this action. Talking to TNI SSP Trafic, Jammu, Manmohan singh has said that we have surpassed the mandatory guidelines towards the common masses. Family member of VVIP’s takes benefit of the flasher light out there in the traffic butt as per guidelines if that person having VVIP status in not inside the vehicle it is the primary duty of the Driver to Remove the flasher light from the top of the vehicle since the Light are magnetic and are removable, even if they don’t remove the light they have to cover that light so that it could be identified that he (VVIP) is not inside the vehicle. Answering to the question that even students out there in the Jammu University often come in the vehicle with red light on the top but nobody stops them. He said that we are going to advice once everybody making foul of red light vehicle but on repetition there is Law and Order also exists.