Hyderabad Traffic Police Distribute 200 Helmets Under ‘Arrive Alive’ Road Safety Campaign
Hyderabad Traffic Police distributed 200 ISI-marked helmets at NTR Junction under the Arrive Alive road safety campaign on July 27, 2026, while educating commuters on traffic safety.
Hyderabad: The Hyderabad Traffic Police distributed 200 ISI-marked helmets to two-wheeler riders and pillion riders at NTR Junction as part of the “Arrive Alive” road safety campaign on July 27, 2026. The awareness programme was organized by the Traffic Police of Jubilee Hills Zone in collaboration with Tarak Trust. Senior officers urged commuters to follow traffic rules, wear helmets, and avoid dangerous driving practices.
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Hyderabad Traffic Police Conduct ‘Arrive Alive’ Helmet Distribution Drive
As part of the ongoing “Arrive Alive” road safety initiative, the Traffic Police of Jubilee Hills Zone, in collaboration with Tarak Trust, organized a road safety awareness programme and helmet distribution drive at NTR Junction, Hyderabad.
The programme was led by:
- Sri K. Hari Prasad, ACP, Traffic Jubilee Hills Zone
- Sri K. Sunil, SHO, Traffic Police Station Banjara Hills
During the event, the officers distributed 200 ISI-marked helmets free of cost to two-wheeler riders and pillion riders.
Hyderabad Traffic Police Spread Road Safety Awareness
During the awareness programme, traffic police officers interacted with commuters and highlighted the importance of wearing helmets to prevent fatal head injuries.
The officers also educated the public about major traffic violations, including:
- Riding on the wrong side of the road
- Using mobile phones while driving
- Allowing minors to operate vehicles
- Disregarding traffic rules
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Public Urged to Follow Traffic Rules
The Hyderabad Traffic Police appealed to citizens to:
- Wear helmets consistently
- Follow all traffic regulations
- Avoid distractions while driving
- Ensure that only licensed drivers operate vehicles
According to the department, the initiative received strong public support, reinforcing its commitment to making Hyderabad’s roads safer through education and community participation.
On July 27, 2026, the Hyderabad Traffic Police, along with Tarak Trust, organized the “Arrive Alive” road safety campaign at NTR Junction, where 200 ISI-marked helmets were distributed free of cost to two-wheeler riders and pillion riders. Led by Sri K. Hari Prasad and Sri K. Sunil, the programme focused on helmet usage, traffic rule awareness, and responsible driving, with the department reaffirming its commitment to improving road safety across Hyderabad.
