Archive · 19 Aug 2026
Hyderabad Traffic Police Book 1,015 Cases in Special Drives
Hyderabad traffic police checked whether people were following road rules during special drives.
They recorded 1,015 cases in one week.
Some cases involved blocking vehicles from making a free-left turn.
Another 334 cases involved minor driving violations.
Police said these checks will continue.
They asked people not to let children drive vehicles.
They also warned that vehicle owners can face legal action if they allow an unlicensed person to drive.
The goal is to make roads safer and keep traffic moving smoothly.
Hyderabad traffic police booked 1,015 cases during special drives over the past week.
The drives targeted free-left obstructions and minor driving violations.
A total of 334 cases involved minor driving violations.
Joint commissioner D. Joel Davis said the drives will continue.
Police warned owners and parents against allowing minors or unlicensed people to drive.
- Who
- Hyderabad traffic police, led in the statement by joint commissioner D. Joel Davis, and road users.
- What
- Police booked 1,015 cases during drives against free-left obstructions and minor driving violations, including 334 minor-driving cases.
- When
- Over the past week; police said the drives will continue.
- Where
- Hyderabad.
- Why
- To improve traffic discipline, road safety, and the smooth flow of traffic.
- Total cases
- 1,015 cases were booked.
- Minor driving cases
- 334 cases involved minor driving violations.
- Drive period
- The cases were recorded over the past week.
- Enforcement targets
- The drives addressed obstruction of free-left movements and minor driving violations.
- Police warning
- Vehicle owners and parents were told not to allow minors to drive.
- Legal consequence
- Vehicle owners may face penal action for allowing an unlicensed person to drive.