Hyundai Traffic Squad’s new batch consists of 120 student volunteers

In an attempt to make Delhi roads safer, Hyundai Motor India has started a new batch of its ‘Hyundai Traffic Squad’ for the fifth consecutive year. The new batch consists of 120 students.

The STVS, that is, Student Traffic Volunteers Scholarship Scheme is a partnership between Hyundai Motor India Limited and IRTE (Institute of Road Traffic Education) and traffic police. The partnership aims at providing safer roads for all. The scheme was inaugurated by Tejender Khanna, Lieutenant Governor of Delhi.

Commenting on this scheme, H W Park, Managing Director & CEO, HMIL, said that these students have been playing a significant role along with the Delhi Traffic Police, in ensuring disciplined traffic movement. With the Commonwealth Games around the corner, the Hyundai Traffic Squad will also help in managing the traffic inflow in an improved manner, added Park.

The Hyundai Traffic Squad members include the students from Delhi University. HMIL is also providing stipends to all the student volunteers for this squad. All these student volunteers have been selected after a rigorous screening process. The judging panel for this screening process comprised Delhi Police, HMIL representatives and IRTE officials.