Traffic Police

This incident follows earlier bomb threats received via email by Chattrapati Shivaji Vastu Sangrayala in Colaba and Nehru Science Centre in Worli. The threatening emails claimed presence of bombs that could detonate imminently.

Bengaluru Traffic Police enhance peak-hour traffic control with 20 drones, part of the Traffic Moderation Scheme. Drones offer real-time visuals from a 500m altitude, covering 10 km, aiding swift decision-making for congestion management. Operators monitor multiple junctions, enabling prompt adjustments to traffic signals from the control room.

A 14-year-old girl lost her life in a collision with a BBMP garbage truck in Pulakeshinagar. Three more road accidents occurred in the city on the same day, claiming the lives of Ishaq Manji and Sujith Shah. The incidents underscore the pressing need for improved road safety measures.

The iconic parade will begin at Kartavya Path in Delhi at 10:30am and will display marches by several contingents of the Armed Forces, and tableaux from various states and central departments. According to the advisory, commuters can use the route from Madarsa, Lodhi Road T-point through Aurobindo Marg, AIIMS Chowk, Ring Road-Dhaula Kuan, Vande Matram Marg, and Shankar Road to reach Mandir Marg.

As the year draws to a close, the bustling streets of Bengaluru prepare for the grand celebration that accompanies the arrival of the New Year. Like every year, MG Road, Brigade Road, Residency Road, St. Mark Road, and Church Street are set to become vibrant hubs of festivities, drawing in a large number of people, both motorists and pedestrians. However, in the interest of public safety, Bengaluru City Traffic Police authorities have laid out a comprehensive plan to manage vehicular traffic and ensure a secure environment for the public.

A fatal collision near Magadi Road Nice Road Junction in Bengaluru claimed the life of Santosh, an Amazon manager. A car crashes into a parked lorry, leading to the tragedy. Kamakshipalya Traffic Police investigates the incident, leaving Santosh's community in deep mourning.

Bengaluru Traffic Police partners with NMIT, employing student-designed drones for innovative traffic monitoring. The MoU aims to revolutionize traffic management, addressing congestion, and violations, and fostering real-time solutions, while offering student internships and promoting technological advancements.

The Bengaluru Traffic Police issued guidelines for the Kambala event at Palace Grounds, advising specific entry points and parking instructions for borough vehicles, cabs, and travelers. Various route suggestions were provided for smoother travel, while certain areas, including Palace Road and others, were designated as restricted parking zones to ensure efficient traffic management and a hassle-free commute for attendees.

Bengaluru police release traffic and parking guidelines for Pakistan vs. New Zealand cricket match at Chinnaswamy Stadium on November 4. Parking is prohibited on certain roads, with alternative parking arrangements at specified locations, including King Road, UB City Parking Lot, and Shivajinagar BMTC Bus Stand.

Bengaluru witnesses two separate BMTC bus accidents, claiming two lives. A woman named Veena dies in one incident in Arakere, and another accident in Govindarajanagar takes the life of Kumar. These tragedies underscore the urgent issue of BMTC bus accidents in the city, prompting investigations by local authorities. The bus driver in the second incident, Srinivas, is in police custody.

The collision, captured by a security camera, showed the constable inspecting a vehicle at a checkpoint when the SUV crashed into him, causing severe injuries. The SUV also hit another vehicle at the checkpoint

A tragic accident near Kempegowdanadoddy in Ramanagara taluk on a Saturday claimed four lives when a lorry attempted to overtake and collided with an Omni car, causing severe damage and a temporary traffic jam on the Bengaluru-Mysuru highway. Police are investigating, and recent safety measures had reduced fatal accidents on the highway until June 2023.

India vs Afghanistan, ICC World Cup Match 2023: The match will begin at 2 pm on Wednesday. There will be diversions or restrictions on Bahadurshah Zafar Marg and JLN Marg. Read full advisories, 

Ganpati Chaturthi 2023: Mumbai Police has put in place heavy security arrangements and issued traffic advisory for the final Ganpati visarjan day. In view of the final day of Ganesh visarjan, Mumbai Traffic Police has also issued a traffic advisory banning the entry of all heavy vehicles on the Greater Mumbai roads

The Mico Layout traffic police in Bengaluru have arrested a biker with 99 traffic violations, prompted by a vigilant social media user's video. An FIR was filed, emphasizing the role of social media in resolving traffic issues and the swift action of the Bengaluru Traffic Police.