In-charge Collector directs officials to expedite road safety measures in Annamayya

The Annamayya district administration is accelerating road safety measures, including installing warning signs and speed detection cameras at high-risk locations. Officials aim to reduce accidents by addressing infrastructure gaps and enforcing traffic regulations.
Why it matters
Proactive road safety management is critical for reducing traffic-related fatalities and improving public infrastructure in growing districts.
The Annamayya district administration has called for a series of coordinated measures to strengthen road safety and reduce fatalities, with a focus on accident-prone junctions where rural roads connect with National and State highways.
In-charge District Collector Shiv Narayan Sharma, who chaired the District Road Safety Committee meeting here on Wednesday, directed officials to expedite the installation of speed breakers, warning signboards and streetlights at vulnerable locations. “Of the 236 sites identified across Annamayya district, safety measures have been completed at 108 spots. Work at the remaining 128 locations should be completed on a priority basis,” he said.
During the meeting, the officials reviewed progress at 18 identified black spots, noting that safety interventions have been completed at 11 locations. The in-charge Collector instructed the police to install speed detection cameras wherever required and launch joint enforcement drives with the Transport department against vehicles fitted with illegal modified silencers.
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