Archive · 21 Aug 2026
Jalgaon Traffic Drive Records 7,105 Cases, Collects ₹52.45 Lakh
Police in Jalgaon held a special drive to make roads safer.
They checked vehicles and recorded 7,105 traffic violations.
The drive collected more than ₹52 lakh in fines.
Not wearing a helmet was the most common problem.
Police also found triple-riding, illegal parking and mobile-phone use while driving.
Some cases involved violations near schools and colleges and driving by minors.
The campaign involved police stations, traffic branches and the Highway Safety Squad.
Officials asked people to follow traffic rules to help prevent accidents.
Jalgaon district police registered 7,105 traffic violations during a special enforcement drive.
The campaign collected ₹52,45,550 in fines across the district.
Helmetless riding was the most common violation, with 853 cases.
The district police recorded 5,670 cases and collected ₹39.70 lakh, while the Highway Safety Squad recorded 1,435 cases and collected ₹12.75 lakh.
Police urged motorists to wear helmets, avoid triple-riding, obey signals and prevent minors from driving.
- Who
- Jalgaon district police, including police stations, outposts, traffic branches and the Highway Safety Squad, conducted the drive under Superintendent of Police Shrikant Dhivare.
- What
- A special traffic enforcement campaign registered 7,105 cases and collected ₹52,45,550 in fines.
- Where
- Across Jalgaon district.
- Why
- The drive aimed to curb traffic violations and dangerous driving, improve road safety and encourage motorists to follow traffic rules.
- Total cases
- 7,105 traffic violations
- Total fines
- ₹52,45,550
- Most common violation
- Helmetless riding, with 853 cases
- District police results
- 5,670 cases and ₹39.70 lakh in fines
- Highway Safety Squad results
- 1,435 cases and ₹12.75 lakh in fines
- Other reported violations
- 559 triple-riding cases, 541 illegal-parking cases and 120 mobile-phone-use cases
- Additional violations
- 197 cases near schools and colleges, 58 underage-driving cases and 49 signal violations