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Drones Help Gurugram Traffic Police Enforce Fines Of Rs 75 Lakh This Month
Gurugram Police have deployed drones equipped with state-of-the-art optical cameras on the Delhi-Gurugram Expressway.
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70 Gurugram Cops Among 155 People Fined For Traffic Violations
The Gurugram traffic police conducted a nearly four-hour drive near the police lines, police commissioner's office and the local court.
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Soon, Traffic Violators In Gurgaon Can Pay Fines On Spot
Traffic violators in Gurgaon can soon pay fines on the spot, thus eliminating the need to visit the Traffic Tower- the traffic police office.
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Gurugram Police Fine Tractor Trolley Driver Rs 59,000 For Violating Rules
Following implementation of the amended Motor Vehicles Act 2019 in the country, Gurugram traffic police issued a 'challan' of Rs 59,000 to a tractor trolley driver for multiple violations.
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Watch: To Avoid Fines For No Helmets, Riders Walk Past Cops With Vehicles
The new hefty fines for traffic violations has law-breaking motorists worried sick. On Tuesday, a scooter rider was fined Rs 23,000 in Gurgaon for not carrying his vehicle's registration documents and his driving licence. These tightened rules have led a number people to find innovative ways to cock a snook at an expensive challan.
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"Scooty Worth 15,000": Delhi Man Fined Rs. 23,000 Under New Traffic Laws
A Gurgaon scooter rider has been fined Rs 23,000 for not carrying his vehicle's registration documents and his driving licence, days after the amended Motor Vehicle law came into effect. The man, Dinesh Madan, later said that the value of his scooter is Rs 15,000, adding that he will carry his documents from now on.
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Autorickshaw Drivers On Strike In Gurgaon
After Gurgaon Police impounded 3,000 autorickshaws in three days for violating traffic norms, auto drivers in Gurgaon went on an indefinite strike causing inconvenience to commuters.
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Crackdown On Traffic Offenders Brings Relief To Gurgaon
Smooth traffic movement can be seen on Gurgaon roads as traffic police challaned and fined over 55,000 vehicle owners for violating various traffic rules, the police said today.
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458 Vehicles Impounded In Gurgaon For Violating Traffic Norms
In an anti-encroachment drive against traffic offenders, Gurgaon Police on Thursday impounded 458 vehicles including 350 autos.
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Drones Help Gurugram Traffic Police Enforce Fines Of Rs 75 Lakh This Month
Gurugram Police have deployed drones equipped with state-of-the-art optical cameras on the Delhi-Gurugram Expressway.
-
70 Gurugram Cops Among 155 People Fined For Traffic Violations
The Gurugram traffic police conducted a nearly four-hour drive near the police lines, police commissioner's office and the local court.
-
Soon, Traffic Violators In Gurgaon Can Pay Fines On Spot
Traffic violators in Gurgaon can soon pay fines on the spot, thus eliminating the need to visit the Traffic Tower- the traffic police office.
-
Gurugram Police Fine Tractor Trolley Driver Rs 59,000 For Violating Rules
Following implementation of the amended Motor Vehicles Act 2019 in the country, Gurugram traffic police issued a 'challan' of Rs 59,000 to a tractor trolley driver for multiple violations.
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Watch: To Avoid Fines For No Helmets, Riders Walk Past Cops With Vehicles
The new hefty fines for traffic violations has law-breaking motorists worried sick. On Tuesday, a scooter rider was fined Rs 23,000 in Gurgaon for not carrying his vehicle's registration documents and his driving licence. These tightened rules have led a number people to find innovative ways to cock a snook at an expensive challan.
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"Scooty Worth 15,000": Delhi Man Fined Rs. 23,000 Under New Traffic Laws
A Gurgaon scooter rider has been fined Rs 23,000 for not carrying his vehicle's registration documents and his driving licence, days after the amended Motor Vehicle law came into effect. The man, Dinesh Madan, later said that the value of his scooter is Rs 15,000, adding that he will carry his documents from now on.
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Autorickshaw Drivers On Strike In Gurgaon
After Gurgaon Police impounded 3,000 autorickshaws in three days for violating traffic norms, auto drivers in Gurgaon went on an indefinite strike causing inconvenience to commuters.
-
Crackdown On Traffic Offenders Brings Relief To Gurgaon
Smooth traffic movement can be seen on Gurgaon roads as traffic police challaned and fined over 55,000 vehicle owners for violating various traffic rules, the police said today.
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458 Vehicles Impounded In Gurgaon For Violating Traffic Norms
In an anti-encroachment drive against traffic offenders, Gurgaon Police on Thursday impounded 458 vehicles including 350 autos.
