In order to ensure the safety, stability and order of road traffic in the county during the Sixth Plenary Session of the Nineteenth Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, and strive to ensure the safety of people's lives and property, on November 9, Wang Dong, deputy county magistrate and director of the Public Security Bureau of Shanggao County, and Huang Huming, member of the Party Committee of the County Public Security Bureau and captain of the traffic police brigade, led a team to the Yichun Automobile Shanggao Branch to carry out safety supervision and inspection.
In the morning, the supervision group conducted a comprehensive inspection of the vehicle management, system implementation, vehicle GPS supervision system, vehicle safety facilities, driver safety education, emergency plan for emergency accident disposal, vehicle hidden danger inspection ledger, etc. of passenger transport enterprises, and once again emphasized the importance of safety production management to the person in charge of the enterprise, requiring enterprises to strengthen the awareness of the main responsibility, tighten the string of safe production at all times, and jointly maintain a safe and smooth road traffic environment in the jurisdiction.
Wang Dong stressed: In this critical period, enterprises should fully realize the importance and urgency of safe production work, improve their political positions, strictly implement their own main responsibilities, do a good job in the safety protection of drivers and vehicle personnel, regularly disinfect and clean vehicles, long-distance customized shuttles need to make full use of vehicle detection instruments to strengthen passenger baggage inspection, while paying close attention to the supervision of illegal acts of enterprise vehicles and drivers, strengthening the traffic safety warning education and training of drivers and staff, and guiding them to consciously abide by traffic laws and regulations. Resolutely put an end to traffic violations such as drunk driving, drug driving, and overcrowding.