Inauguration of Traffic Week – 2025 at Pirojpur

Traffic Week 2025 has been inaugurated in Pirojpur with the motto “Drive carefully, return home safely”.

On Thursday (October 23), Pirojpur Superintendent of Police Khan Muhammad Abu Nasser inaugurated this traffic week at Pirojpur CO office premises.

Later in order to ensure safety and implementation of Road Transport Act 2018 from Pirojpur Zilla ParishadThe colorful rally started and ended with C and Office.

At the end of the rally, the Superintendent of Police distributed helmets among the motorcycle passengers and greeted the helmet wearers with flowers.

Later, a discussion meeting was held at C and office premises, in the speech of the President, the Superintendent of Police called upon the passengers and citizens to obey the road transport law, to prevent road accidents and to break the traffic law, the traffic department of the district is appropriate.Take legal action. Besides, district traffic department and BRTA encouraged citizens to comply with Road Transport Act 2018 through traffic checking.

At this time, the speakers said, today’s event is not just the inauguration of a week-long program, it is the new chapter of our collective sense of responsibility.

Remember, traffic police are not just there to issue fines – they work day and night to protect our lives. Support them,Follow the rules yourself, make others aware, the path is ours, so it is everyone’s responsibility.

The meeting was moderated by Traffic Sergeant Shayla Sharmin and Pirojpur Additional Superintendent of Police (Administration and Finance) Mohammad Abdul Awal, Additional Superintendent of Police (Sadar Circle) Nasreen Jahan, Sub-Divisional Engineer of Sewage, Roads, Sub-Division, Kaukhali BM Rajimul Alim Raju, Deputy Director of BRTA Pirojpur Mobarak Hossain, Pirojpur Sadar were also present.Officer-in-charge of police station Rabiul Islam, General Secretary of Pirojpur Bus Owners Association Gazi Asaduzzaman Masum, President of Pirojpur Sramik Union Alif Ahmed Rajib, TI (Administration), BRTA officials and employees, leaders of Bus Owners Association and Sramik Union, local leaders including print and electronic media journalists, general public etc.