Moradabad: Challan of one lakh vehicles in eight months, ignoring traffic rules continues - Moradabad traffic violations 1 lakh vehicle challans in 8 months

Updated: Fri, 24 Oct 2025 03:24 (IST) Violation of traffic rules by drivers continues in Moradabad, as a result of which more than one lakh vehicles have been issued in the last eight months. This shows that carelessness towards traffic rules is increasing in the city. The administration is taking strict action against the offenders. Jagran Correspondent, Moradabad. Drivers break rules indiscriminately in the district. Despite the constant presence of the traffic police, the drivers are not ready to follow the rules. In the last six months, the traffic police has booked more than one lakh vehicles for violating various rules. In this, 63413 vehicles without a helmet, 2942 without a seat belt, 712 for driving with the help of a mobile phone, 2511 for over speeding, 6829 for triple driving, 16111 for no parking, 4332 without insurance and 2482 vehicles without a number plate were summoned by the traffic police within the last six months. Remove Advertisement Read Only News This is the situation when more than 110 people have lost their lives in various accidents within the last eight months. The police issued these calls using speed radar guns and CCTV cameras, while till a year ago the number of calls for over speeding was 500 to 700 in six months. This year, in February, March, April, May, June, July, August and September, the traffic police issued 1 lakh 39 thousand 333 traffic rules for violating traffic rules. It also includes e-callan. The highest number of rule breakers are those who ride two wheelers without helmets, 63413. Surprisingly, among these there are also some challans for which two or three challans have been issued for riding without a helmet. The police also issued complaints to drivers for driving at high speeds. With the help of speed radar guns on the highway and CCTV cameras in the city, 3,011 drivers were issued summonses. 712 challans were issued for using mobile phone while driving while 6829 challans were issued for triple driving. Likewise, 13252 drivers were caught driving without a license. 300 driving licenses suspended in one year. Despite various programs and awareness campaigns, the drivers are not ready to improve. Along with the police, the transport department is also taking action against repeated rule violations. RI Hariom of the transport department said that in the case of repeated rule violations, 300 driving licenses were suspended for three months in a year. Various programs have been organized by the traffic police to make the drivers aware. Road safety campaign was conducted for three months. Even after this, if drivers break the rules, they are challenged. More than one lakh 39 thousand challans were issued in eight months. 3011 complaints were issued for over speeding.- Subhash Chandra Gangwar, SP Traffic