Enduring work as traffic enforcer

Exposure to the sun, rain, dust and smoke and bearing with taunts and unkind words from insensitive motorists, all of these are a staple in a day’s work of a traffic enforcer. Despite putting out an honest day’s work on a daily basis, apart from dealing with personal and family concerns, catching a break seems impossible. Step into the shoes of a traffic enforcer and walk a mile for a day into his life.

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