Updated: Di, 14 Oct 2025 10:10 am (IST) tractor trolls loaded with bricks violate rules on Yamuna Expressway, which increase the risk of accidents. Drawing tractors are prohibited on the highway, but they are still wandering free. The slow velocity of these trolleys and catch -up problems can lead to accidents. Authorities must act strictly in this matter. The car had an accident after colliding with a tractor with bricks. Jagran Archive Jagran correspondent, Jewar. Tractors overloaded with construction material on Yamuna Expressway from Mathura to Pari Chowk pose a threat to the speed of drivers. Some quick vehicles become victims of accidents every day because they are hit by these tractors. In light of the increasing accidents, Yamuna authority has instructed to ban the operation of tractors on the highway. However, the orders remained buried in the files. Remove only ads Read news because of the high speed and comfortable trip on the 165km Yamuna highway from Greater Noida to Agra, people travel by paying great toll. A car driver traveling from Greater Noida to Mathura has to pay a toll of Rs 140, while tractor drivers only pay Rs 70 and disregard the rules with construction material. Due to a lack of taillights in tractors at night, fast vehicles cannot see the trekker car from a distance, whereby accidents occur. In winter, visibility on Yamuna Expressway begins to reduce due to manure and manure. In such a situation, the possibility of accidents is increasing as a result of the presence of taillights and reflectors in these slow velocity strikes. With a view to the increasing accident on the highway, Yamuna Authority has ordered a complete ban on the operation of tractors, but it seems that these orders were not implemented even after a year. The operation of Yamuna Expressway does not stop even after the ban. Yamuna Expressway was inaugurated in 2012. In light of the accidents that occurred as a result of tractor rolls at night, there was a ban on the operation of tractor rolls on the highway in the dark from 17:00 to 6 hours. So that other drivers do not have to have problems on the highway at night. Tractors may not enter during limited hours and some sneak out, against which action is taken. The operation of tractors will be stopped as fog and fog increases. Traffic inspector Rajendra Dixit Expressway, in light of the safety of passengers, is a ban on traffic from 5 in the evening to 6 in the morning due to the carefree driving of overloaded tractors with bricks. In the coming month, there will be an outbreak of fog and fog, thereby making more chance of accidents involving tractors. Due to which efforts are constantly being made to stop it, accidents have reduced by stopping traffic at night. Our effort is to ensure that passengers do not suffer any loss of life or property and that they travel safely and reach their destination. – JK Sharma Senior Manager JP Infratech
-
-
-
-
