Overspeeding, inattention causing fatal road accidents in Vizianagaram, says SP
The Vizianagaram police are prioritizing road safety to achieve zero accidents. Superintendent A.R. Damodar identified overspeeding, inattention, and disregard for traffic rules as the main causes of fatal crashes. The department has installed speed breakers and directed officials to add radium sticker stoppers at key junctions to reduce accidents.
- ▪Police have focused on road safety with the goal of zero accidents in Vizianagaram district.
- ▪Overspeeding, lack of attention, and ignoring traffic rules were cited as leading causes of fatal road accidents.
- ▪Speed breakers installed on routes such as Vizianagaram-Denkada-Vizianagaram-Chintalavalasa and Vizianagaram-Gajapathinagaram have helped reduce accidents.
- ▪Officials were instructed to place stoppers with radium stickers at key junctions, and the traffic department is consulting the public for further safety improvements.
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The Vizianagaram police have been giving special priority to road safety and are working to ensure zero accidents in the district, Superintendent of Police A.R. Damodar said on Tuesday (April 14, 2026).Speaking to the media, he said lack of attention, overspeeding and disregard for traffic rules were leading to fatal road accidents in the district. He said the department’s recent initiatives had reduced accidents on several routes, including Vizianagaram-Denkada-Vizianagaram-Chintalavalasa and Vizianagaram-Gajapathinagaram, where speed breakers had been installed.He directed all police officials to place stoppers with radium stickers at key junctions to slow vehicle speeds and prevent accidents. Mr.
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