The restrictions are expected to significantly affect traffic movement between Delhi, western Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand during the peak period…
According to a Transport Department order issued on June 4, citizens can use of the concession by paying 50 percent…
Delhi Traffic Police advisory: The two windows of traffic have been announced, and rules will be imposed to ensure safe…
The stricter enforcement has been implemented because officers report that driving on the wrong side of the road has increasingly…
A Bengaluru techie said his AI-powered helmet works in near real time to flag traffic violations while he rides.
The court emphasized that while police can seize licenses in specific cases like drunk driving, they must forward it to…
Delhi is transforming traffic enforcement with the innovative Traffic Prahari app, which empowers everyday citizens to play an active role…
Bengaluru’s traffic situation, especially during peak hours, has long been a source of frustration for residents and commuters.
The Road Safety Network urges urgent legislative reforms ahead of Parliament’s Monsoon Session, focusing on child safety, scientific speed zoning,…
Inspector Vinay Kumar Saroj, accused of assaulting Army Colonel Anand Prakash Suman, is absconding with his phone off. A case…
To address escalating traffic congestion and illegal parking, the Maharashtra government will soon mandate proof of a designated parking space…
Over ₹12,000 crore in traffic fines were issued across India in 2024, but 75% remain unpaid, reveals Cars24’s ‘The Great…
As the report highlights, non-payment can lead to suspension of driving licenses and registration certificates.
The road transport ministry is thinking of introducing a ‘merit and demerit’ for driver’s licences.
Seems like Delhiites are treating traffic fines like spam emails as the Capital takes the crown for having a 14%…
The measures come in response to widespread non-compliance with e-challan payments, with reports indicating that only 40% of fines issued…
Drunk driving will cost you Rs 10,000 and up to six months in jail. Repeat offenders? Rs 15,000 and a…
Think cutting corners saves time? Think again – it might cost you more than you realise.