Traffic Police

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.

A tragic incident occurred in Nanjangudu, Karnataka, as a person lost his life due to a reckless bike stunt performed by the son of a traffic police officer. Another individual was injured, and the rider, who had a previous similar offense, was apprehended by the police.
 

Bengaluru Traffic Police advise avoiding Majestic routes on September 15-17 due to increased travel before Ganesh Chaturthi. Heavy traffic expected around the transportation hub due to buses, trains, and private vehicles for hometown visits and daily commuting.
 

Growing traffic congestion in Bengaluru has led to increased concerns over continuous honking, worsening traffic and noise pollution. Bengaluru Traffic Police shared a video on social media, urging responsible honking. Despite efforts, the issue persists, prompting suggestions for fines and 'No Horn' signs. Similar steps are being considered in Noida, Uttar Pradesh.

The son of a traffic police sub-inspector in Mysuru, Aiman, is accused of being the main culprit in a bike theft case. Allegations of police protection due to his familial connection have arisen, sparking public outrage. Despite admissions and threats, justice has not been served, raising concerns about accountability in the police's actions.

The Delhi Traffic Police has released a detailed advisory for the upcoming G20 summit, which will held in the national capital for three days -- 8-10 September.  The traffic police has also warned people to not visit markets in the New Delhi area on September 8, 9 and 10.

The Noida traffic police announced that they have taken action against the car owner, who hails from Delhi. The individual has been charged under multiple sections of the Motor Vehicles Act (MVA), with an additional violation for the use of tinted glass.

Bengaluru Traffic Police arrest biker @Iam_mr_crazy_ for disruptive stunts posted on Instagram. A video of him breaking a car's mirror led to his arrest. Netizens divided on his actions. Police stress adhering to traffic rules to curb congestion and road rage. Social media aids in reporting and accountability.

Karnataka leads in e-challan issuance for traffic violations, generating over 24,500 e-challans in August with Rs 1.22 crore in fines. Bengaluru Traffic Police's social media vigilance contributes to the state's swift and substantial enforcement success.

A horrifying hit-and-run case in Raichur, Karnataka, shows a car crashing into two schoolgirls after hitting a bike. The biker took a sudden U-turn without checking for oncoming vehicles. The car driver, identified as Jafar, fled the scene. Authorities are taking legal action against both the biker and the driver. One in four hit-and-run cases in Karnataka remains unresolved over the past four years.

Karnataka Traffic police urge citizens to use helpline 112 for reporting traffic jams and accidents. Traffic department will handle these issues instead of Hoysala police. The helpline, previously for crimes, now accepts traffic-related complaints.

Earlier, a 23-year-old man from Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh, was arrested by the Mumbai Police for allegedly sending threatening WhatsApp messages to their helpline number. The messages claimed that bombs would be detonated in Mumbai's Andheri-Kurla area on the evening of June 24, as well as in Pune.

Arvind and his accomplice, Uday Kumar, have been arrested for plotting to kill Arvind's pregnant wife, Chaitanya, due to ongoing disputes. They staged a car accident, but Chaitanya survived. Arvind paid Uday Kumar to carry out the murder. The culprits are in custody, and the vehicle used has been seized.

Bengaluru residents advised to avoid Benniganahalli flyover due to ongoing railway repairs causing traffic congestion. Alternate routes suggested via outer ring road and Old Madras road. New metro lines between Baiyappanahalli-KR Puram and Kengeri-Challaghatta expected to open in August.

Taking swift action into the horrifying road rage that happened on July 13, the Bengaluru police have arrested the accused.