Install name boards of villages along highways, urge T.N. residents

The residents of several villages along the road along the road along the highway, called the Nelvoy Kooti road to the Thirumukkudal Road in the Kancheepuram region. Without the nameboards, they say it is difficult for visitors to find villages.

Consumer activist S. Ramesh, Alancher, Elapakkam, Rettamalam, Nelveleli, Thottanaval, Valathodu, Satasivakkam and Kunnavakkam, such as the expansion of these habits, said that they do not disappear during the expansion of the road. “Some villages never had nambans. If they could build bus shelters and put a board as close to the Valthodian Government School, it would be very useful for students. New bus drivers, posts and courier distribution personnel, nameboards will benefit if the nameboards are established,” he said.

U -turn

Activist Ramesh Babu from Gummidpondi in the Tirallur region said that the name boards should stand out during the national highways, and that the drivers should not miss them with a distance. “Gummidponti’s name board is so small that it can easily miss. It is difficult to go back to the national highway, because U -turns are not as frequent as they are as frequent in the roads of the big region or in normal region.”

A retired official of the Highways Department said that the namboards are usually placed on both sides of the road for villages. “Every five years, all signs are checked and changed. Accidents, posters that damage stickers, boards disappear due to many factors that bond posters during clothing and wear and road expansion. Local objects establish signs.”

A few years ago, a lawyer vs lawyer, in the Cuddalore region, recalled that the name boards of the villages of the IAS officer Gagandeep Singh Bedi had details, including the name of the Panchayat president, including the village population, the street and the Aathichuvadi. “Some boards too Tirukkural meaning. The government needs to take steps to ensure that all the signs with village names have such details and to ensure that they are uniform in nature. In general, whether the state or national is a need to improve signs on all highway roads. ”