In Noida, an industrial city, a significant concern has emerged as two-wheeler drivers are found to be the most frequent violators of traffic rules. The rising threat posed by these violations is highlighted by the alarming statistics of 2023, which show a total of 18,87,731 traffic fines issued. In a decisive move, authorities have now mandated the cancellation of driving licenses (DL) for individuals who have failed to pay three fines.
Breakdown of Traffic Fines
- Two-wheeler drivers lead the violation statistics with 12,20,444 fines.
- Car drivers follow with 5,92,331 fines issued against them.
- A notable number of fines, totaling 2,05,253, have been issued for no-parking violations.
- Additionally, 1,57,310 fines were issued for driving in the opposite direction.
Traffic Police Actions
The traffic police have taken stringent measures against rule violators. Drivers who have not paid their fines are facing suspension of their driving licenses. This step reflects the authorities’ commitment to enforcing traffic regulations and ensuring road safety.
Stricter Traffic Rules
In December 2023, traffic rules were tightened, particularly in the Gautam Budh Nagar area. Drivers who have not paid for three fines are now facing cancellation of their driving licenses. This move is part of a broader effort to enforce discipline and reduce traffic-related hazards.
Noida’s Integrated Traffic Management System
Under Noida’s Integrated Traffic Management System, high-definition cameras are being utilized to identify traffic violations. Noida takes pride in being the first city in Uttar Pradesh to implement this advanced system, showcasing its commitment to using technology for enhancing road safety and traffic management.