Annual inspection of school, college vehicles commenced
The annual inspection of school and college vehicles began on Wednesday to ensure student safety during transportation. Officials from various departments are conducting checks on 737 vehicles across different areas, focusing on safety features and compliance. Defective vehicles will be sent back for repairs, and drivers are reminded to adhere to safety regulations.
- ▪The inspection is being conducted at Armed Reserve Police Grounds in Palayamkottai.
- ▪A total of 737 vehicles from various educational institutions are being screened.
- ▪Defective vehicles will be sent back for repairs before re-inspection.
- ▪Drivers are advised to avoid alcohol and mobile phone use while driving.
- ▪In Tenkasi district, discrepancies were found in 11 vehicles, prompting immediate action from school administrations.
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The mandatory annual inspection of vehicles of the schools and the colleges, which are being used to transport students everyday to their educational institutions, commenced here on Wednesday.The inspection is being jointly done at Armed Reserve Police Grounds in Palayamkottai by the officials of transport, fire and rescue services and the police departments. The emergency exit, fire extinguishers, first-aid kits, seats, CCTV cameras, strength of the steps and the wooden floor of the vehicles etc. are being checked during this inspection.District Collector R.
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