Transport Officials: Deputy Chief Minister Bairwa Urges Transport Officials for 100-Day Action Plan | Jaipur News | Jaipur News
Jaipur: Deputy chief minister Premchand Bairwa, who is also the transport and road safety minister, on Monday asked officials of the department to work towards implementing a 100-day action plan with the aim of providing better transportation facilities to the common people.
Chairing a review meeting of the department, Bairwa told officials that their focus should be on making the vehicle fitness process effective, pollution checking centres more transparent, and making women self-reliant by training them to drive commercial vehicles.
Transport commissioner Manisha Arora gave a presentation on the innovations being made by the transport department to reduce road accidents along with work being done on vehicle registration, licensing process, and pollution control.
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