'Optimistic, realistic and idiotic': Pune Police reminds people to follow traffic lights

Pune City Police, on September 15, took to social media to remind people of important traffic regulations. Highlighting need to correctly follow Traffic lights, department drew comparison on three types of drivers- optimistic, realistic and idiotic. In caption, y also warned people against speeding asking m to t be in a ‘rush to beat timer.’

Titled ‘I can make it’, post features three speedometers, which capture speed of a car at different scenarios. Above all is a traffic light showing different time at vo shutdown. While first one shows an ‘optimistic driver’ who keeps his speed between 40 kmph to 60 kmph while re 100 seconds more for green light, second features a ‘realistic driver’ who has same speed when 50 seconds are remaining. Yet re is a third ‘idiotic driver’ who speeds at 80kmph even when it is a yellow light.

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Shared along with #Raod safety, vibrant post has captured everybody's attention racking up over 85 likes. Lauding department, user wrote, “Lovely mess, Sir. Hats off to creator.” While ar wrote that it was well put. Separately, Pune City Police shared an illustrated picture of two roads connected to a house. In caption, department urged people to return home as soon as y finish ir essential work like shopping or visiting healthcare facilities. 

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Pune City Police have once again come up with a quirky post to spread awareness about ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Taking to Twitter, police department shared an illustrated picture of two roads connected to a house. In caption, department urged people to return home as soon as y finish ir essential work like shopping or visiting healthcare facilities. 

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