Archive · 28 Jul 2025
Pune Traffic Police Chief Addresses Public Concerns Via Twitter
Manoj Patil, Pune's traffic police chief, answered questions on Twitter about traffic rules.
People were worried about things like cars without license plates and people running red lights.
Patil said they are trying to make things better by using things like computers and more officers.
He also explained how towing works, including when cars can be towed and how to avoid fees.
Lastly, there has been an increase in issuing tickets for traffic violations.
Pune's Additional CP, Manoj Patil, held a Twitter Live session on Monday.
Citizens raised concerns about vehicles without number plates and signal jumping.
Patil acknowledged the issues and committed to improved traffic enforcement.
Inquiries were made regarding vehicle towing procedures in the city.
The traffic police chief clarified towing rules and the increase in challans.
- Who
- Manoj Patil, Additional Commissioner, Pune City Traffic Police.
- What
- Twitter Live session to address traffic-related public queries.
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Pune
- Why
- To answer citizens' questions on traffic rules and enforcement.
Citizen Concerns
Traffic Police Response
Traffic Enforcement
Citizen Concerns
Concern about vehicles without number plates and signal jumping.
Traffic Police Response
Acknowledgment of the issue and a commitment to improving enforcement.
Vehicle Towing
Citizen Concerns
Questioning vehicle towing practices and lack of announcements.
Traffic Police Response
Clarification on towing rules, including announcements and exemptions if the owner arrives in time.
- Official
- Manoj Patil, Additional Commissioner, Pune City Traffic Police
- Platform
- Twitter (X)
- Date
- Monday
- Topics Discussed
- Helmet rules, challans, towing, traffic violations
- Actions
- Increased challans for violations, ITMS and AI implementation