Road Safety Month Initiative – No Parking Boards with Rotary Four-Way Test

Specialty

This project was undertaken to mark Road Safety Month, combining road safety awareness with Rotary ethics and values. By installing “No Parking” stand boards featuring the Rotary Four-Way Test, and gifting utility items to traffic personnel, the initiative promoted discipline, cleanliness, and value-based civic responsibility.

Facts & Figures

• Occasion:Road Safety Month 2^nd January 2026
• Location:Traffic Police Office
• Items Provided:

• 20 “No Parking” stand boards featuring the Rotary Four-Way Test
• Car bins for traffic vehicles
• Rotary calendars for office desks
  • Total Budget:NPR 10,000

Support:

The project was funded by the Rotary Club and implemented in coordination with the Traffic Police Office, with active involvement of club members.

Beneficiaries

• Traffic Police personnel through improved signage, cleaner vehicles, and office utilities
• Road users and the general public through safer roads and increased awareness of ethical civic conduct

Impact/Outcome

• Strengthened enforcement of no-parking zones in busy areas
• Increased public visibility of the Rotary Four-Way Test during daily commutes
• Encouraged cleanliness and order in traffic vehicles
• Reinforced the importance of road safety during Road Safety Month

Sustainability

The durable stand boards ensure long-term usability, and the Four-Way Test continues to spread Rotary values daily. Car bins and calendars support ongoing cleanliness and organization, making the initiative sustainable and easily replicable.