Mumbai Police uses puzzles to ‘accelerate’ road safety knowledge

Check if you can solve the puzzles.

mumbai police, social media viral, road safety

The pictorial puzzles, representing road signs, was shared by Mumbai Police on Twitter and Instagram. (Source: Mumbai Police/Twitter)

Law enforcement agencies have realised the importance of using social media to promote public awareness campaigns. Mumbai Police, which is known for its considerable online presence, recently used four interesting puzzles to highlight the cause of road safety.

The pictorial puzzles, representing road signs, were shared by Mumbai Police on Twitter and Instagram. Their tweet said, “Here to help you ‘accelerate’ your knowledge of road safety without putting a ‘brake’ on your travels! #RoadSafety #DownTheRightRoad”

Here to help you ‘accelerate’ your knowledge of road safety without putting a ‘brake’ on your travels!#RoadSafety #DownTheRightRoad pic.twitter.com/ge8ryTcAwN

— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) December 24, 2021

While some people announced that they were able to solve the puzzles easily, some struggled. “I was able to guess only zebra crossing..me feeling dumb😢”, said an Instagram user.

Many others pointed out that while they appreciate the city police’s awareness campaign, they would also like the cops to have stringent traffic control enforcement. People also highlighted the deteriorating state of city’s road infrastructure.

In May, the police force used a Harry Potter reference to assert the importance of wearing two masks, Many police officers also use their private handles to engage in funny but important conversations with the public.

H-1B visa fee hike, US H-1B visa policy, $100000 H-1B visa fee, India response to H-1B fee, humanitarian impact H-1B visa, Indian government on H-1B, Randhir Jaiswal H-1B statement, Indian IT companies H-1B visas, Infosys H-1B approvals, TCS H-1B visa employees, Wipro H-1B visa applications, HCL H-1B workforce, US visa restrictions 2025, H-1B visa deadline September 21, Microsoft H-1B travel advisory, Amazon H-1B visa holders, JP Morgan H-1B guidance, H-1B visa program abuse, Indian skilled workers in US, USCIS H-1B data 2023

‘I don’t know what awaits me in the US’: The lives upended by Trump’s H-1B proclamation

India6 hr ago

The recent imposition of a $100,000 fee on H-1B visas by Trump has caused chaos and uncertainty for Indian families in Dubai, leading many to rush back to the US. This has particularly affected Telugu-speaking Indians, with the Telangana IT Minister seeking intervention from the Centre.

View all shorts

Live Blog