Archive · 28 Jun 2025
Anantapur SP Prioritizes Road Safety with CCTV and Awareness
The police in Anantapur are working to make roads safer.
They plan to put up cameras where accidents often happen.
They're also checking why these accidents occur.
The police will also crack down on traffic violations like drunk driving and driving without a license.
Additionally, they are working on increasing awareness on road safety for everyone.
Parking spaces are made and cameras installed.
The aim is to reduce accidents and keep everyone safe on the roads.
Anantapur SP emphasized installing CCTV cameras in accident-prone areas to enhance road safety.
The District Road Safety Committee meeting was held at the Mini Conference Hall in Anantapur Collectorate.
Officials were directed to identify accident hotspots and investigate causes of accidents.
The police registered nearly 20,000 cases under the Motor Vehicle Act from May 1 to June 24, 2025.
Parking spaces have been established, and 206 CCTV cameras have been installed in Anantapur town.
- Who
- Anantapur District Road Safety Committee, SP P Jagadeesh, and other officials
- What
- Road safety measures in Anantapur
- When
- Meeting held on Friday, May 1 - June 24, 2025 (for cases)
- Where
- Anantapur, India
- Why
- To enhance road safety and reduce accidents
Traffic Violators
Road Safety Advocates
Severity of Enforcements
Traffic Violators
Those violating the rules may face the consequences of strict enforcements.
Road Safety Advocates
Road safety advocates support stricter rules to save lives and minimize damages.
- Meeting Location
- Mini Conference Hall, Anantapur Collectorate
- Cases Registered (May 1 - June 24, 2025)
- 19,982
- Fines Collected
- ₹56,96,885
- CCTV cameras installed
- 206
- Drunk Driving Cases
- 282
- Cases without Helmets
- 544
