Traffic Police

A two-year-old child was fatally crushed in Bengaluru’s HSR Layout after her father accidentally drove the car over her, failing to notice her presence. The entire incident was captured on CCTV.

A video emerged showing a couple on a scooter with a child standing on nothing but a footrest. This bizarre scene took the internet by storm, leaving everyone outraged at the couple’s apparent ‘stupidity.’

Bengaluru traffic police have introduced QR codes on penalty notices, allowing recipients to instantly view evidence of the violation by scanning. This innovation aims to eliminate disputes by providing irrefutable photographic evidence. The notices also feature a link for online fine payment and encourage individuals to address any grievances through the official traffic police website.

Telugu actress Sowmya Janu faced controversy after a confrontation with traffic police in Hyderabad. She was stopped for driving on the wrong side and allegedly argued with officers, even snatching their phones and tearing a uniform. Janu defended herself, citing an emergency, and offered to undergo a sobriety test.

A complaint filed with the Bengaluru City Police Commissioner accuses Constable Hutchusabh Kadimani of extorting ₹5,000 from a woman during a routine drunk driving check near ISRO Junction. Commissioner Dayanand ordered an inquiry after confirming the constable's misconduct, including muting his body camera during the incident, in violation of protocol.

In a tweet on February 17, Mumbai Traffic Police informed the public about the temporary closure of the Atal Setu (MTHL) route due to the Marathon event from Gadi Adda Mumbai to Chirle Navi Mumbai on February 18.

In a proactive move to enforce traffic regulations and curb violations, the South Traffic Division police in Bengaluru conducted a targeted operation, resulting in the seizure of 84 two-wheelers and 1 car. These vehicles were found to have accumulated fines exceeding Rs.50,000 each due to various traffic infractions.
 

A collision between a lorry and a TT vehicle on the Bengaluru-Mysore highway near Chamundeshwari Hospital in Channapatnam Taluk claimed three lives, including Somalingappa, Somanna, and Rajeshwari. Six others were injured and taken to Chamundeshwari Hospital, then transferred to Rajarajeshwari Hospital in Bengaluru for further treatment.

In Bengaluru's Wilson Garden, a confrontation arose between a traffic policeman and a motorcyclist stopped for not wearing a helmet. The motorcyclist allegedly bit the policeman's hand during the altercation. The police intervened, leading to the biker's arrest and a formal complaint filed against him.

A tragic incident near Yeshwantpur metro station in Bengaluru resulted in the death of a young man in a collision involving a KSRTC bus. The motorbike lost control and veered into the path of the bus. The victim, identified as a youth, succumbed to injuries. Yeshwantpur traffic police responded promptly, shifting the body for further procedures.

Ahead of the upcoming farmers' march to the national capital, Delhi Police is intensifying its efforts to prevent a recurrence of the clashes witnessed during the January 26, 2021, protests.

Heavy goods vehicles and buses are banned on Marathahalli Outer Ring Road (ORR) by HAL Traffic Police to ease congestion. Heavy vehicles are redirected at the ISRO junction, while city-bound vehicles are advised to turn left at the same junction. Only school vehicles can use the service road.

A tragic accident in Bengaluru claimed the life of 27-year-old Arunkumar on Sunday night. Riding without a helmet, he lost control of his speeding two-wheeler near Tech Mahindra Company, succumbing to a critical head injury. Authorities attribute the accident to excessive speed and negligent driving, registering a case.

In a bid to ensure road safety and discipline, the Bengaluru traffic police have intensified their efforts to curb traffic violations in the vicinity of schools and colleges. Continuing their operation, the traffic police registered a total of 1,896 cases on Thursday alone, amounting to a fine collection of ₹9.48 lakh. 

A 21-year-old engineering student, Kusumita, lost her life in a tragic BMTC bus accident near Deviya Park, Malleshwaram. The incident occurred around 8:30 am while she was on her way to college on a bike. Malleshwaram Traffic Police is investigating the circumstances surrounding the accident.