Penalising and detaining jaywalkers is the latest step taken by our traffic police. Similar steps were also taken a few months back to punish jaywalkers. However, as these did not continue for long, people forgot about the rules and started jaywalking with ease again. Are such ‘short-term’ efforts really effective in making people follow traffic rules? Or should such efforts be carried out for a longer period of time — say a year or so — so that people get into the habit of following traffic rules? Why?
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Posted on: 2012-03-01
Posted by: Ajay AWASTHI
of course its always first time when we dont follow let the traffic police do its job properly they are here for us
Posted on: 2012-02-27
Posted by: ayub das
yes. our government had been doing such good activities on a slow pace and even if it is executed rapidly,we Nepalese are not coming up with such uncivilized activities.A city is claimed civilized if all the residents follow up the local cum national rules, whether of traffic or residential norms.in my view, i think the government is not responsible but the locals
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