Archive · 7 Sep 2025
Vizianagaram Police Crackdown on Two-Wheeler Traffic Violations
The Vizianagaram police are working to make the roads safer.
They did a special check for a week and stopped two-wheeler drivers who weren't following the rules.
They found 955 cases of drivers breaking traffic laws, like not having licenses, not wearing helmets, or driving dangerously.
The police collected a lot of money in fines because of this.
The police chief said it was to stop accidents and make sure everyone is safe.
They checked areas where accidents often happen.
The police reminded everyone, drivers and passengers, to wear helmets and follow the rules.
Vizianagaram police registered 955 cases against two-wheeler drivers.
The enforcement drive collected fines totaling `4,77,460.
The initiative targeted accident-prone areas in Vizianagaram.
471 cases involved drivers without valid licenses.
The operation was conducted on the directions of the Director General of Police.
- Who
- Vizianagaram District Police
- What
- Registered 955 cases against two-wheeler drivers for traffic violations and collected fines.
- When
- During a week-long enforcement drive.
- Where
- Vizianagaram district, India.
- Why
- To improve road safety and reduce accidents.
- Total Cases Registered
- 955
- Total Fines Collected
- `4,77,460
- Initiative Duration
- One Week
- Location
- Vizianagaram District, India
- Focus
- Accident-Prone Areas
- Cases Without Licenses
- 471
- Cases Without Helmets
- 155