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KSRTC to Train Drivers to Minimize Accidents

  •   Sat, Jan 16 2010 03:02:43 PM

Daijiworld Media Network – Bangalore (SP)

Hassan, Jan 16: State transport minister, R Ashok, said that undergoing special training would be made mandatory for those who get appointed as drivers in Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation hereafter, and those who have already been appointed.

Speaking to reporters here on Friday January 15, he said that a well-equipped training school for this purpose, has been set up in Hassan, at a cost of Rs 12 crore. The school will be inaugurated on January 19, he revealed.

Ashok explained that the drivers would be provided with training spanning a month, during which, accommodation will be provided to them at the school. The training, to be imparted in phases for the drivers already working with KSRTC at the school set up in 100 acres of land, will mainly aim at reduction of accidents. KSRTC has been holding dialogues with different entities like Ashok Leyland, Tata and some private concerns to increase the effectiveness of the training, he revealed.
  

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  • Bulsam, Mangalore

    Sun, Jan 17 2010

    This is an excellent idea. Please introduce this to all those who could drive more than a rally driver but don't know the RTO rules that has to be implemented for the safety of others & themselves. Instead of fining such drivers, confiscate their driving license & request them to go for a compulsory & friendly Road Rules training session for a day. Don’t issue new driving license without giving them reverse & ramp tests like in the Gulf countries.

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  • satyajit, mangalore

    Sat, Jan 16 2010

    Whats there to train drivers to reduce accidents!!!!!!! All you need is some common sense,some accountability and concern for human life!! KSRTC on the other hand should ensure that the drivers arent overworked beyond their working hours and train them to drive the vehicles properly

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  • Lydia Lobo, Kadri

    Sat, Jan 16 2010

    Good initiative by a public department. However, what about Private buses ? More rash driving is from these members who don't care if a Govt. bus is damaged or got pushed into a gorge. The public must be first educated that a Govt. bus is purchased out of our taxed money hence is our property too. Only then will any training/counseling will be successful.

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