NSS Road Safety & Traffic Awareness Campaign at RBPU Hoshiarpur | NSS Outreach Activity 2026

Under the esteemed guidance and support of Dr. Gurjeet Singh, Director Principal, University School of Engineering and Computing; Dr. Pallavi Pandit, Dean, University School of Education; and Dr. Jyotsna, Dean Academics, the University School of Engineering and Computing, Rayat Bahra Professional University (RBPU), Hoshiarpur, successfully organized a Road Safety & Traffic Awareness Campaign on 26 February 2026.

The programme was conducted under NSS outreach and extension activities, with Mr. Raman Kumar as the Main Coordinator, supported by Er. Daljeet Saini and Ms. Dhanpreet Kaur as Co-Coordinators. The campaign was held at Government High School, Patti, with the objective of spreading awareness about road safety and encouraging responsible traffic behavior among students and the local community.

Objectives of the Campaign

• To create awareness about traffic rules and road safety measures

• To promote responsible driving and pedestrian behavior

• To reduce road accidents through education and awareness

• To instill a culture of safety and discipline among youth

Activities Conducted

NSS volunteers actively participated in the campaign through:

• Informative presentations on traffic rules

• Display of posters, charts, and road safety slogans

• Interactive discussions with students and community members

• A community awareness rally within the village

The volunteers highlighted key aspects such as:

• Importance of wearing helmets and seatbelts

• Obeying traffic signals and road signs

• Maintaining speed limits

• Following disciplined driving practices

Community Interaction & Awareness

Faculty members and NSS volunteers delivered awareness talks in the presence of village representatives, school staff, students, and community members. The sessions emphasized the role of road safety in preventing accidents and saving lives. Interactive discussions helped participants clearly understand traffic rules and adopt responsible attitudes toward road usage.

NSS volunteers also interacted directly with local residents and students, motivating them to adopt safe road practices in their daily lives. The active involvement of the community ensured effective communication and greater impact of the campaign.

Conclusion

The Road Safety & Traffic Awareness Campaign was a meaningful and impactful initiative that successfully enhanced public awareness and promoted a culture of safety and responsibility on the roads. The organizing team extends sincere gratitude to the village authorities, school administration, faculty members, and dedicated NSS volunteers for their enthusiastic cooperation and support, which made the campaign a great success.