In an effort to improve road safety and streamline traffic management, the Kohima Village Council, in coordination with the Kohima Village Youth Organisation (KVYO), has introduced new traffic regulations affecting the route from Mission Compound to Ura Academy.
A public notice issued by KVYO president Er. Medozhazo Rutsa and general secretary Neikehetuo Kire, effective immediately, the stretch from Mission Compound to Ura Academy will function as a one-way route. It said that all vehicles must adhere to the designated direction of travel. This measure aims to reduce congestion and ensure smoother traffic flow along this critical route, KYO stated.
A strict No Parking policy will be enforced along the stretch from Kohima Village Gate to Mission Compound, adding that any vehicle found parked in this zone would be subject to fines or towing as per regulations. This step is crucial to prevent road obstruction and enhance pedestrian and vehicular safety, it said.
Public Cooperation Requested
In this regard, KVYO has sought the support of all residents, commuters, and visitors to comply with the new traffic regulations. It said that public support was essential in maintaining road discipline and ensuring public safety.
Awareness and Compliance
KVYO also encouraged residents to share this information with others who may be affected as awareness on these changes would help in a smooth transition and prevent unnecessary inconvenience.
For any queries or concerns regarding the new traffic rules, KVYO has asked the public to contact the KVYO office for further clarification.
KVYO appreciated the cooperation and understanding of all citizens, stating that these changes have been implemented for the benefit of the community.