Traffic management

Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

RMP working for proper traffic management: Police officials

RMP Commissioner Muhammad Abu Sufiyan told a workshop on 'Creating awareness among the drivers and owners of easy-bike and auto-rickshaw' on Thursday

Students controlling the traffic. Photo: Nayem Ali/TBS
Bangladesh

RSF appreciates students for managing traffic on streets

A student, while managing traffic at the entrance of Dhaka University area on Friday, holds a placard that reads ‘ambulance lane’, indicating to passing vehicles that the lane is only for emergency use – a concept which has been absent in Bangladesh. Students have been managing traffic on the roads after the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s government on 5 August. However, the DMP withdrew traffic police from the capital on 3 August to ensure their safety during the recent violent protests. Photo: Rajib Dhar/TBS
Transport

Follow the lane: This is why students are standing in the middle of the road

Students are on the street for traffic management in Shonir Akhra area of the capital on Thursday (8 August). Photo: Olid Ebna Shah
Bangladesh

Firefighters team up with students for traffic control

Students were seen controlling traffic at the Panthapath signal. Photo: Ariful Hasan Shuvo/TBS
Bangladesh

Army chief praises students’ role in traffic management, cleaning streets

Students controlling the traffic. Photo: Nayem Ali
Bangladesh

‘Look at these kids, look how they handle it’: Students win over city dwellers with traffic management

Students were seen controlling traffic at the Panthapath signal. Photo: Ariful Hasan Shuvo/TBS
Panorama

The students rise again, this time to protect the capital

Students in Cumilla help controlling traffic on Wednesday (7 August). Photo: Tayubur Rahman Sohel
Bangladesh

Students control traffic, monitor markets in Cumilla

Sketch: TBS
Thoughts

Highways and flyovers: A mirage of development without discipline

Photo: Courtesy
Bangladesh

US to help better manage, ease Dhaka traffic 

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Transport

Will Tokyo’s traffic model solve Dhaka’s gridlocks?