New Delhi: The Union Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has issued a notification on traffic rules, under which notices will reach the traffic rules breakers within 15 days of the issuance of the challan. The notification issued under the amended Motor Vehicle Act states that the evidence will have to be preserved till the disposal of the case. According to the new rules, traffic policemen will also have to make videos of those who break the rules.
This regulation took a lot of time as traffic rule breakers used to get information of challans after days and there were delays in submission of challans and the government was prevented from getting revenue.
“CCTV cameras and signboards have been installed at several intersections in the past and will be installed at many more intersections,” a Delhi Traffic Police official said.
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According to the new rules, the traffic policemen will not only take photographs and challans of the drivers who violate the rules, but they will also have to make videos. According to the notification, electronic enforcement devices will be used for issuance of challans.
Electronic enforcement devices include speed cameras, CCTV cameras, dashboard cameras, speed guns, body wearable cameras, automatic number plate recognition, weigh-in machines along with several technologies that will be used to enforce the new guidelines. According to a traffic police official, the use of the new technology will help in recording the misbehavior of drivers towards policemen.
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