Punjab’s pioneering Road Safety Force (RSF) has completed two impactful years, earning praise for its role in saving lives and strengthening road safety across the state. AAP leader Anurag Dhanda highlighted the achievement, calling the force “unmatched” and a model for the rest of the country.
Punjab’s Road Safety Force Completes Two Remarkable Years
In a social media post, Dhanda said Punjab is home to the country’s first and only dedicated Road Safety Force, which operates with the clear objective of valuing every human life. He described the initiative as a reflection of the Aam Aadmi Party’s governance approach, focused on real outcomes rather than hollow promises.
The Road Safety Force was established to ensure rapid emergency response during road accidents, improve traffic discipline, and reduce fatalities. Over the past two years, the force has played a crucial role in providing immediate medical assistance to accident victims, significantly improving survival rates on highways and major roads.
Anurag Dhanda emphasized that the success of the Road Safety Force
Dhanda emphasized that the success of the Road Safety Force showcases a governance model rooted in security, modernization, and public welfare. According to him, the focus remains on strengthening systems that directly improve the daily lives of ordinary citizens, particularly in areas often ignored in traditional policymaking.
Experts and road safety advocates have also acknowledged the initiative, noting that Punjab’s approach combines technology, trained personnel, and swift response mechanisms. The force is equipped with modern vehicles and medical tools, enabling teams to reach accident sites within minutes.
As Punjab continues to strengthen its public safety infrastructure, leaders within the state maintain that the Road Safety Force stands as an example of how proactive governance can translate into measurable results on the ground. The initiative reinforces the state’s commitment to protecting lives and setting new benchmarks in road safety management.
