Kerala High Court criticizes reckless private bus driving
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The Kerala High Court criticized the reckless driving of private buses in Kochi and Kannur and urged authorities to enforce road safety laws.
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- The Kerala High Court expressed concern over dangerous driving habits of private buses in Kochi and Kannur after reviewing video evidence of traffic violations.
- Justice Devan Ramachandran stated that there is a lack of rule of law on the roads and questioned the effectiveness of traffic enforcement.
- The court suggested incorporating traffic rules into the school curriculum for students in classes 11 and 12.
- These judicial remarks follow repeated safety concerns regarding public transportation in the state.
What to watch next
- Potential implementation of traffic rules in school curricula.
- Future court orders regarding the licensing of reckless drivers.
- Actions taken by authorities to clear obstructed traffic signals.
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NamedIndia · Kannur · Kochi · Devan Ramachandran · Kerala High Court
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