In a unique initiative, Google Maps has started alerting riders to wear helmets while riding through certain areas in Chennai. The app has marked police checkpoints in some regions and sends a notification to riders to wear helmets before approaching these areas.
Google Maps Marks Police Checkpoints
Google Maps has marked a police checkpoint near Phoenix Mall in Chennai as "Police Irupanga Helmet Podhungo" which translates to "Police ahead, wear helmet". As riders approach this area, Google Maps sends a notification reminding them to wear helmets.
Riders Praise Google Maps Initiative
This initiative has been praised by many riders who have shared their experiences on social media. One user wrote, "Google Maps has taken a great initiative". Another user commented, "This will reduce accidents and make people more alert". A third user appreciated the use of technology, saying, "Technology is being used in the right way".
Google Maps Aims to Reduce Accidents
This feature aims to reduce the number of accidents caused by riders not wearing helmets. According to reports, many riders ignore warnings from police and family members to wear helmets, leading to fatal accidents. By sending reminders, Google Maps hopes to make riders more aware of the importance of wearing helmets.
Police Appreciate Google Maps Initiative
The police department has also appreciated Google Maps' initiative, saying that it will help reduce the number of accidents caused by helmet-less riding. The police have been trying to raise awareness about the importance of wearing helmets, and Google Maps' feature will support their efforts. Google Maps' initiative to alert riders to wear helmets is a commendable effort to reduce accidents. By using technology to raise awareness, Google Maps has set an example for other companies to follow. As more and more riders become aware of the importance of wearing helmets, the number of accidents is expected to decrease.
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