Archive · 26 Dec 2025
ANPR Cameras Issue Challans in Anakapalli
In Anakapalli, the police used special cameras to catch people breaking traffic rules.
These cameras can read car number plates and see if people are not wearing helmets, using their phones while driving, or doing other bad things.
The police caught 36 people and gave them tickets.
They also talked to these people to explain why it's important to follow traffic rules to stay safe.
The police want everyone to be more careful and follow the rules to avoid accidents and fines.
36 motorists were identified and issued challans for traffic violations using ANPR cameras in Anakapalli.
Common violations included not wearing a helmet, using a cell phone while driving, triple riding, driving on the wrong side of the road, and signal jumping.
A special counselling and awareness session was conducted for the violators at the police station.
The police aim to increase responsible behavior among motorists rather than just imposing fines.
ANPR cameras are used to automatically generate challans for violations under camera surveillance.
- Who
- 36 motorists in Anakapalli
- What
- Issued challans for traffic violations using ANPR cameras
- When
- During a special drive
- Where
- Anakapalli town
- Why
- To bring a change in public attitude towards following traffic rules and increase responsible behavior among motorists
- Location
- Anakapalli
- Number of Violators
- 36
- Technology Used
- ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) Cameras
- Common Violations
- Not wearing a helmet, using a cell phone while driving, triple riding, driving on the wrong side of the road, and signal jumping
- Police Objective
- To increase responsible behavior among motorists
