New Delhi. The traffic police have said that they have launched a special drive against vehicle owners for using pressure horns and modified silencers in vehicles. Traffic Police has informed people about this campaign through Twitter. According to the police, “Those who use pressure horn, modified silencer in vehicles will be fined. No noise in Delhi.”
It is noteworthy that under the Motor Vehicle Act, the police can impose a fine of up to Rs 12,000 on the use of pressure horn. Apart from this, a fine of at least Rs 6,000 can be imposed on the modified silencer. According to a senior official, the police used to take action against those who did this earlier also but now more attention will be given to them. “Those who violate the norms and create noise pollution by using pressure horns and modified silencers will be fined,” the official said. Will ask about We will telecast interviews to educate people so that they should stop using modified silencers and pressure horns.
Traffic Police will use advanced cameras and technology,
Delhi Traffic Police will now resort to new technology to deduct people’s challans. The police is going to tie up with the Center for Development Advance Computing for this. Under this technology, advanced cameras will be installed on the roads and challans will be deducted with their help. However, an official has said that some problems are coming in this technology, about which talks are going on with a company in England. Once it starts working completely, it will be very difficult to avoid the challan of those who break the traffic rules.
Let us tell you that Delhi Traffic Police has recently formed 2 separate teams to deduct challans and operate traffic . The challan cutting team has been given a motorcycle, on which they roam around and cut the challans of those who violate the traffic rules. This helps to keep the traffic running smoothly.
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