1 day ago
Gurugram Traffic Police Issue 6,231 Overspeeding Challans in August
Gurugram traffic police checked drivers for speeding during August.
The special drive lasted from August 1 to August 31.
Police fined 6,231 drivers who were driving too fast.
The total fines were about ₹1.24 crore.
Checks happened on major roads, including the Mumbai Expressway and Golf Course Road.
Police said the goal was to make roads safer.
They also said the action could help prevent accidents and criminal activities.
Officers asked everyone to follow traffic rules.
More enforcement drives are planned in the future.
Gurugram Traffic Police conducted a special overspeeding enforcement drive from August 1 to August 31.
Officials said 6,231 motorists were fined for violating speed limits.
The penalties totalled Rs 1,24,62,000, or around ₹1.24 crore.
Enforcement took place on the Mumbai Expressway, Golf Course Road and other major Gurugram roads.
Police said the drive aimed to improve road safety and that similar action will continue.
- Who
- Gurugram Traffic Police and 6,231 motorists.
- What
- Police issued overspeeding challans totalling Rs 1,24,62,000.
- Where
- The Mumbai Expressway, Golf Course Road and other major roads across Gurugram.
- When
- From August 1 to August 31; the report was issued September 6.
- Why
- To make roads safer, curb road accidents and prevent untoward incidents and criminal activities.
Key facts
- Drivers fined
- 6,231
- Total penalties
- Rs 1,24,62,000, around ₹1.24 crore
- Enforcement period
- August 1 through August 31
- Primary violation
- Overspeeding
- Locations
- Mumbai Expressway, Golf Course Road and other major Gurugram roads
- Legal basis
- Motor Vehicles Act, 1988
- Future action
- Similar special enforcement drives will continue
Sources
Related news
Gurugram Police Issue 19,239 Challans, Impose Rs 1.63 Crore
Jalgaon Traffic Drive Records 7,105 Cases, Collects ₹52.45 Lakh
Mumbai Traffic Police Issue 18,818 Challans During Dahi Handi
Odisha STA Issues 60,242 E-Challans During Safety Week
Gurugram Police Impound Motorcycle With 43 Unpaid Traffic Challans
Pune RTO Recovers ₹8.83 Crore in Traffic Fines
Allahabad High Court Questions Licence Issued To Dead Man
Mumbai Police Book Drivers After Coastal Road Speeding Video
Five-Person Scooter Stunt Prompts Police Case in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar
Panvel RTO Warns Transporters Of Ganeshotsav Overcharging, Safety Violations
