Chittoor SP launches QR-based auto safety initiative for public safety
The Chittoor Superintendent of Police launched the 'Jana Vishwas – Safer 3-Wheeler Rides' initiative to enhance autorickshaw safety. This program introduces a unique police identification system for autorickshaws, featuring QR codes for quick access to vehicle and driver information. The initiative aims to improve public safety, particularly for vulnerable groups, and encourages community involvement in crime prevention and anti-drug efforts.
- ▪The initiative aims to make autorickshaw travel safer and more accountable.
- ▪QR codes will provide instant access to verified details of the vehicle, driver, and owner.
- ▪The program is designed to benefit women, students, and senior citizens.
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Superintendent of Police Tushar Dudi on Saturday launched the “Jana Vishwas – Safer 3-Wheeler Rides” initiative in Chittoor district, aimed at making autorickshaw travel safer and more accountable for thousands of daily commuters.Launching the programme at Nagari along with Nagari MLA Gali Bhanu Prakash and Additional SP Tarun Pahwa, Mr. Dudi said the initiative would create a robust safety network by bringing every autorickshaw under a unique police identification system.As part of the programme, specially designed stickers carrying a Unique Police Identification Number and a QR code are being affixed to autorickshaws.The SP said the QR code would provide instant access to verified details of the vehicle, driver and owner, enabling authorities to respond swiftly in emergencies,…
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