write a letter to editor on increasing no road accidents
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Cemetry road,
..... City.
12th march, 2019
To,
The editor
The Indian Express,
Chandigarh.
Sir,
I want to draw your attention to the ever increasing road accident in the city. Your paper has itself reported six accidents during the last 60 days.
These accidents are taking place due to several reasons. Some of these are poor road lighting, increasing encroachments, open violation of the traffic rules by drivers, absence of safety procedures and lack of traffic educations. The Deputy Commissioner of the city must chalk out a comprehensive plan to improve the traffic situation in the city. School children should be given proper traffic education. All vehicle drivers should be made to pass a screening test to judge their suitability as drivers. Roads should not only be repaired and widened but should also be provided with Sodium lamps to provide sufficient lighting. Helmet wearing law should be strictly enforced. Those violating traffic rules should not be allowed to go scot free. The traffic police should be pulled up to perform their duty honestly and efficiently. These and many more steps need to be urgently taken to check this menace of increasing road accidents.
With thanks,
Yours faithfully.
XYZ.
To
Editor,
The Indian Express,
Bahadrshah Zafar Marg,
New Delhi – 110002
Dear Sir,
I am writing to you on behalf of the entire student community regarding the increasing number of accidents of roads resulting in deaths. Apart from other citizens, a number of young students are involved in these unfortunate accidents shocking parents and teachers and creating waves of horror among the student community.
Our government and other authorities concerned are seriously concerned over this matter. They are taking the necessary steps to make the roads as safe possible. The municipal and civic authorities are also taking various steps to reduce the incidence of road accidents.
It is worth appreciating that the traffic authorities have stepped up their efforts in providing safety education to the public. They are also organizing safety weeks from time to time making the public aware of rules and regulations relating to safety on the roads. In addition, I would like to suggest that regular training programmes should be organized by the authorities concerned and the owners of different types of vehicles should be asked to participate in such programmes in different batches and localities.
I shall be grateful if you put across this suggestion through the columns of your esteemed newspaper.
Thanking you,
Yours truly,
Sagar Soni