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.