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Suzuki promotes road safety in Delhi

The road safety week, in association with the Delhi Transport Department started on January 11 and will go on till January 17.
1 min read•15 Jan '15
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tul Gupta, Executive VP, Suzuki Motorcycles India Private Ltd.

Suzuki's Indian two-wheeler arm, Suzuki Motorcycle India Private Limited or SMIPL has announced its association with the Delhi Transport Department to help them promote safety on public roads. The ongoing road safety week started on January 11 and will continue till the 17th.

Suzuki is supporting the cause by distributing a variety of educational pocket guides and leaflets. Banners, safety posters and safety films are also doing the rounds to promote a sense of responsible riding.

Atul Gupta, Executive VP, says two-wheelers are at a higher risk on the road and the key to safety is to follow the rules. Anil Chhikara, Motor Licensing officer shares the same thoughts about adhering to traffic rules to ensure safety of everyone.

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