Posted by AI on 2025-09-19 08:14:13 | Last Updated by AI on 2025-12-18 21:04:43
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In a significant step towards fostering a safer road culture, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) and the Hyderabad Traffic Police have joined forces to educate and empower young minds. Their recent six-day Summer Camp at the Hyderabad Traffic Training Park has successfully trained 750 students aged 10 to 15 in various aspects of road safety.
The camp, an integral part of HMSI's "#SaferIndiaOn2Wheels" campaign, offered a unique blend of practical and theoretical learning. Students experienced real-life traffic scenarios in the training park, learning essential traffic rules, pedestrian safety, and road etiquette. This hands-on approach is a powerful tool in instilling good habits and a sense of responsibility in young riders, who are often more vulnerable on the roads.
Beyond the core road safety curriculum, the camp also focused on holistic development. Activities like self-defense, art, music, and personality development sessions were organized to ensure a well-rounded learning experience. This comprehensive approach not only educates but also engages and empowers the youth, making them active contributors to a safer road environment.
India's alarming road safety statistics, with over 150,000 annual fatalities, highlight the importance of such initiatives. The government's goal to halve road accident deaths by 2030 and Honda's vision of zero traffic fatalities by 2050 are ambitious targets that require sustained efforts. HMSI's nationwide training programs, including the E-Gurukul digital platform, are significant steps in this direction, reaching over 97 lakh individuals. By targeting youth and promoting early adoption of safe riding practices, these programs aim to create a lasting impact on India's road safety landscape.