FIR against high beam headlights, wrong direction driving
Strict action against footpath driving, defective number plates
Alok Kumar, ADGP, Traffic and Road Safety in Bengaluru has warned
In a concerted effort to enhance road safety, a comprehensive campaign targeting traffic violations will commence next month across the state, including Bengaluru. The drive aims to curb the misuse of high beam headlights, wrong direction driving, unauthorized driving on footpaths, and the use of defective number plates.
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A stringent measure will be enforced particularly on the Bengaluru-Mysore highway, where driving on the wrong side will lead to severe consequences. Alok Kumar, the Additional Director General of Police for Traffic and Road Safety in Bengaluru, emphasized the seriousness of this offense in a recent tweet. He stated that violators would face the registration of First Information Reports (FIR) and immediate impoundment of their driving licenses.
The campaign reflects the state’s unwavering commitment to reducing traffic-related incidents and promoting safer driving habits among motorists. Authorities are expected to deploy additional resources and personnel to ensure the effectiveness of the initiative.
High beam headlights, a significant cause of accidents and discomfort among drivers, will be a primary focus of the crackdown. Similarly, actions against those driving on footpaths and with defective number plates will be intensified to uphold traffic regulations and protect pedestrian safety.
Drive against high beam headlights continues
Next month
Drive against, Wrong direction driving,driving on footpath
and defective number plates all over the state including Blr cityFor wrong side driving on Bengaluru-Mysore highway FIR to be registered & DL to be impounded pic.twitter.com/cyShMYBrLi
— alok kumar (@alokkumar6994) July 22, 2024
This initiative underscores the state’s proactive approach in addressing traffic violations and fostering a safer environment on its roads. Citizens are urged to adhere to traffic rules to avoid penalties and contribute to the success of this safety drive.
FIR against high beam headlights, wrong direction driving
Strict action against footpath driving, defective number plates
Alok Kumar, ADGP, Traffic and Road Safety in Bengaluru has warned
In a concerted effort to enhance road safety, a comprehensive campaign targeting traffic violations will commence next month across the state, including Bengaluru. The drive aims to curb the misuse of high beam headlights, wrong direction driving, unauthorized driving on footpaths, and the use of defective number plates.
Also read: Rohit Shetty wraps ‘Singham Again’ with Ajay Devgn, film set for Diwali 2024 release
A stringent measure will be enforced particularly on the Bengaluru-Mysore highway, where driving on the wrong side will lead to severe consequences. Alok Kumar, the Additional Director General of Police for Traffic and Road Safety in Bengaluru, emphasized the seriousness of this offense in a recent tweet. He stated that violators would face the registration of First Information Reports (FIR) and immediate impoundment of their driving licenses.
The campaign reflects the state’s unwavering commitment to reducing traffic-related incidents and promoting safer driving habits among motorists. Authorities are expected to deploy additional resources and personnel to ensure the effectiveness of the initiative.
High beam headlights, a significant cause of accidents and discomfort among drivers, will be a primary focus of the crackdown. Similarly, actions against those driving on footpaths and with defective number plates will be intensified to uphold traffic regulations and protect pedestrian safety.
Drive against high beam headlights continues
Next month
Drive against, Wrong direction driving,driving on footpath
and defective number plates all over the state including Blr cityFor wrong side driving on Bengaluru-Mysore highway FIR to be registered & DL to be impounded pic.twitter.com/cyShMYBrLi
— alok kumar (@alokkumar6994) July 22, 2024
This initiative underscores the state’s proactive approach in addressing traffic violations and fostering a safer environment on its roads. Citizens are urged to adhere to traffic rules to avoid penalties and contribute to the success of this safety drive.
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