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Speed Limit Reduced, Hefty Fines For Violators On Noida, Yamuna Expressways
The speed limits for both light and heavy vehicles will be reduced on the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway and the Yamuna Expressway starting December 15.
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Noida Man Fined Rs 28,500 For Making Reels On Moving Car's Roof
An e-challan of Rs 28,500 has been issued against the vehicle's owner, Gautam Buddh Nagar Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Yamuna Prasad said.
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Rs 5,000 Fine For Vehicles Without High-Security Number Plate In Noida
Starting Friday, private vehicles registered in Noida and Gautam Buddh Nagar but not having a high-security registration plate (HSRP) will be penalised Rs 5,000 as per law, police said on Thursday.
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Noida Cops Deny Thrashing Journalist Who Said They Violated Traffic Rules
A journalist alleged that he was assaulted by two policemen in Noida when he cautioned them to be careful while riding a motorcycle on the wrong side of the road, that too without helmets. The Noida Police claimed that the journalist was allegedly drunk and was roughed up by some other "unidentified" men.
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More Than 1,700 Vehicles 'Challaned', Close to Rs 2 Lakh Collected in Noida
Noida Traffic Police today challaned as many as 1,717 vehicles for violating traffic rules and collected Rs 1,95,650 on fine.
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Speed Limit Reduced, Hefty Fines For Violators On Noida, Yamuna Expressways
The speed limits for both light and heavy vehicles will be reduced on the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway and the Yamuna Expressway starting December 15.
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Noida Man Fined Rs 28,500 For Making Reels On Moving Car's Roof
An e-challan of Rs 28,500 has been issued against the vehicle's owner, Gautam Buddh Nagar Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Yamuna Prasad said.
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Rs 5,000 Fine For Vehicles Without High-Security Number Plate In Noida
Starting Friday, private vehicles registered in Noida and Gautam Buddh Nagar but not having a high-security registration plate (HSRP) will be penalised Rs 5,000 as per law, police said on Thursday.
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Noida Cops Deny Thrashing Journalist Who Said They Violated Traffic Rules
A journalist alleged that he was assaulted by two policemen in Noida when he cautioned them to be careful while riding a motorcycle on the wrong side of the road, that too without helmets. The Noida Police claimed that the journalist was allegedly drunk and was roughed up by some other "unidentified" men.
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More Than 1,700 Vehicles 'Challaned', Close to Rs 2 Lakh Collected in Noida
Noida Traffic Police today challaned as many as 1,717 vehicles for violating traffic rules and collected Rs 1,95,650 on fine.
