The Office of Engagement and Co-creation at Superior University organised a critical Road Safety Awareness Seminar in collaboration with the National Motorway Police. The event aimed to instil a culture of responsible driving and enhance public safety awareness among the university community, emphasising the profound societal impact of disciplined road behaviour.
The seminar was graced by distinguished senior officers from the Motorway Police, who served as guest speakers. The session featured DIG Imran Shahid, PSP, a recipient of the prestigious Quaid-e-Azam Police Medal, alongside SP Muhammad Shahabaz Alam and DSP Hammad Nasir. The officers delivered authoritative insights on essential traffic regulations, modern road ethics, and the life-saving importance of defensive driving techniques and situational awareness.
This proactive initiative underscores Superior University’s commitment to fostering responsible citizenship and community engagement beyond the academic curriculum. By facilitating direct dialogue between students and law enforcement leadership, the university provides practical, life-saving education that complements formal studies. The seminar reinforces the institution’s holistic approach to student development, preparing graduates who are not only professionally adept but also conscientious members of society, aware of their role in promoting safety and civic responsibility for the collective wellbeing of the community.
