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Hyderabad: Joint commissioner of police and traffic, AV Ranganath on Monday denied social media reports that special traffic drives in the city were conducted to shore up government revenue. “Strict implementation of the rules now is aimed at bringing about a behavioural change in vehicle users, and thus making city roads safe and convenient for everyone,” said Ranganath. It was the same day the traffic authority started its new drive, against wrong-side driving and triple riding. The violations attract a fine of Rs 1,700 and Rs 1,200 respectively. Also Read The commissioner also denied complaints that motorists were facing difficulties as U-turns were being placed at some distance from the crossroads adding that a time-bound signal system was maintained across the city. Ranganath further instructed the officials of the traffic wing to develop standard procedures to deal with signalling and communication, engineering interventions, e-challan discrepancies, overloading of vehicles, and entry of heavy vehicles, and discussed the recently launched ROPE (Removal of Obstructive Parking & Encroachments), free-left and stop-line drive, while reviewing various issues concerning traffic in the commissionerate limits of Rachakonda, Hyderabad and Cyberabad.

Hyderabad: The Hyderabad Traffic Police on Monday visited various schools in the city to create Hyderabad Additional Commissioner (Traffic) G Sudheer Babu instructed all Station House Officers to visit schools in their area and welcome children on the first day of the new academic year. He instructed field officers to interact with children and their parents and enlighten them about safety aspects in the travelling between home and school. The core intention of this ‘Greet a Child’ initiative was to instill road safety awareness among children, who are the future of this country. “If we teach about road safety in their childhood, they would never break the rules when they became adults and would also urge their parents to follow traffic rules.” Sudheer Babu devised plans to reach out the students and groom them in the lines of road safety perspective so that they will become responsible citizens of the country. Hyderabad Traffic Police will conduct a meeting with management, parents, stakeholders, students and Government agencies in the coming days for better coordination and for safe commuting of the children. Meanwhile, the traffic police officers also sensitized about do’s and don’ts of traffic awareness. Students mingled with Traffic cops and learned basic road safety concepts with much enthusiasm. The management of the school also thanked Hyderabad Traffic Police for visiting their school and conveying warm wishes to the children and informed that they too took respon...

Hyderabad: Hyderabad city traffic police issued a traffic advisory in view of programmes at NIMS Hospital in Punjagutta and due to the visiting of VVIPS there would be moderate traffic congestion in Punjagutta from 10am to 3pm. According to police, the commuters are requested to avoid the stretches Panjagutta, Green Lands, Monappa, Rajbhavan Road, VV Statue, KCP Junction, NIMS, Punjagutta, Punjagutta, NFCL, NIMS Back Gate, Taj Krishna, KCP Junction. The Junctions including Green Lands, Monappa, Punjagutta, NFCL Junction, Taj Krishna Junction, KCP Junction, VV Statue (Khairtabad) Junction and Raj Bhavan Metro Junction would be affected. The parking places were designated at Sri Sai Hospital, General Parking, Opp. Transco Parking General, Next Galleria Mall Parking, Metro Rail parking (4w& 2w), R&B office Parking (CEO by lane for Buses and others). The invitees are requested to park their vehicles in the above shown designated parking places only.

Traffic Rules and Traffic Violations in Hyderabad, Telangana The traffic rules in Hyderabad are strict. Authorities are putting their best foot forward in terms of creating the most safest possible on-road environment. As a responsible Indian citizen, it is important to know the traffic rules and the penalties associated with traffic violations. So if you live in Hyderabad, Telangana, get ready to learn these basic traffic rules and regulations, and how much you could be penalized for breaking them. Traffic Violations and their Penalties according to the government of Hyderabad, Telangana Offences Section Maximum Penalty OFFENCE RELATED TO DOCUMENTS To drive a vehicle without license. M.V.Act. 181 Rs. 500/- for two, three, four & Six wheelers. Driving a vehicle without registration M.V.Act.192 (1) Rs. 2000/- for two, three, four & Six wheelers. Driving a vehicle without permit M.V.Act. 192 (A) Court or RTA. Driving a vehicle without insurance M.V.Act.196 Rs. 1000/- for two, three, four & Six wheelers. Driving vehicle at less than prescribed age M.V.Act.181 Rs. 500/- for two, three, four & Six wheelers. OFFENCES RELATED TO DRIVING Violation of No entry Sec 177 of M.V.Act. Rs. 200/- for two, three, four & Six wheelers. Violation of One way Sec 177 of M.V.Act. Rs. 200/- for two, three, four & Six wheelers. Violation of U turn Sec 177 of M.V.Act. Rs. 200/- for two, three, four & Six wheelers. Offences pertaining to Violation of prohibited area Sec 177 of M.V.Act. Rs. 200/- for...