Delhi traffic police crack the whip to ensure compliance

As part of its sustained enforcement campaign, the Central Range issued 37,959 challans against commercial passenger vehicles up to August 31 for various traffic and permit-related violations.
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NEW DELHI: The Delhi Traffic Police (Central Range) has intensified its enforcement drive against commercial passenger vehicles—including taxis, private buses, chartered buses and other such vehicles—to ensure compliance with traffic regulations and permit conditions to improve traffic movement.

As part of its sustained enforcement campaign, the Central Range issued 37,959 challans against commercial passenger vehicles up to August 31 for various traffic and permit-related violations. Of these, 24,833 challans were issued for improper or unauthorised parking, while 13,126 challans were issued for violations of permit conditions, DCP (traffic central range) K Ramesh said. During the same period, 572 buses were impounded for serious violations of permit conditions and other applicable legal provisions.

The enforcement was further intensified during the last three days at the identified locations, particularly on busy arterial roads, market stretches, transit corridors and other high-footfall areas where violations by commercial passenger vehicles adversely affect traffic circulation and road safety.

During this intensified three-day drive, a total of 847 challans were issued, comprising 487 challans for improper or unauthorised parking and 360 challans for permit-related violations. In addition to the challans, 47 buses were separately impounded for serious violations of permit conditions and other legal provisions.

Traffic enforcement teams were deployed at strategic and identified locations to check taxis, private buses, chartered buses and other commercial passenger vehicles. Special emphasis was placed on vehicles found improperly parked and those operating in violation of the permit conditions.

Drivers and operators were also sensitised to strictly adhere to the conditions prescribed under their respective permits and comply with applicable traffic regulations.

The intensified three-day drive is in continuation of the sustained enforcement being carried out by Central Range. The drive will continue on a sustained basis.

Strategic deployment

Traffic enforcement teams were deployed at strategic and identified locations to check taxis, private buses, chartered buses and other commercial passenger vehicles. Special emphasis was placed on vehicles found improperly parked or operating in violation of the permit conditions.

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