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Cops urge techies to use public transport at least once a week
The New Indian Express Bengaluru
|November 11, 2024
ON the occasion of World Transport Day, city traffic police urged citizens to use public transport.
The main aim is to reduce traffic congestion and emissions, and create a greener city for future generations.
Apart from this, the IT employees have been requested to use public transport at least once a week. If 50% of IT employees use public transport, as per an estimate, traffic congestion could be reduced by around 20%, as many of them rely on cars and two-wheelers. Police and senior officers have also been asked to set an example.
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