Under this, if you are caught rash driving (driving carelessly or unsafely) or driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs more than three times, then your license will be canceled. This step of Delhi Traffic Police is to stop the increasing number of fatal accidents on the roads of the capital and to take strict action against “habitual violators”.

Road accidents increased rapidly

According to the data of the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, road accidents have increased from 1.38 lakh to more than 1.68 lakh in the last three years. In view of this, the traffic police has written a letter to the Transport Department and requested to take action including cancellation of license of drivers who habitually violate traffic rules. Let us tell you that in 2021 in Delhi, 1,239 people were killed in 1,206 accidents. In 2024, till December 15, this number reached 1,431 people in 1,398 accidents. This means that in 2021, an average of three people died in vehicle accidents per day and in 2024 this number increased to four per day.

Amendment in the Motor Vehicles Act

The Motor Vehicles Act, enacted in 1988, was amended in 2019, increasing the penalty amount for most offences from around Rs 100 to the current range of Rs 500- Rs 20,000. A recent letter by the Delhi Traffic Police to the Delhi Transport Department recommended cancellation of driving licences of those found violating Section 184 and/or 185 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, three or more times. These sections deal with dangerous driving – which includes offences such as jumping red lights, wrongly overtaking and using the phone while driving – besides driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

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CM Kejriwal will inaugurate

The flyover will be reopened to the general public at 5 pm today after being inaugurated by Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal. In view of the reopening of the Ashram flyover in the national capital, the Delhi Police on Sunday issued a traffic advisory for commuters planning to walk on the stretch after its inauguration.

In its advisory, the Delhi Police advised commuters using the Barapullah flyover to use the Ashram flyover to reach their destinations.

Traffic Advisory

Ashram Flyover is re-opening for the commuters on March 06, 2023 from 5:00 PM. Commuters using Barapulla Flyover are advised to follow the given instructions.#DPTrafficAdvisory pic.twitter.com/X3be8Chjk5

— Delhi Traffic Police (@dtptraffic) March 5, 2023

As per the police advisory, light vehicles going from DND towards Gurugram, Chirag Delhi, Kalkaji, Khanpur, Greater Kailash, Saket, AIIMS, INA and Safdarjung are advised to use Ashram flyover instead of Barapullah flyover.

Light vehicles coming from Gurugram, Chirag Delhi, Kalkaji, Khanpur, Greater Kailash, Saket, AIIMS, INA, Sadarjung and Dhaula Kuan and going towards Sarai Kale Khan, Ghaziabad, DND, Noida and Trans-Yamuna areas will be diverted to Barapula. It is advised to go through the Ashram flyover instead of the flyover.

Ban on movement of heavy vehicles continues

The advisory states, “Heavy vehicles like buses, trucks etc. are not allowed on both the carriage-way of Ashram flyover till further notice. Commuters coming from Sarai Kale Khan are advised to use the re-opened Ashram flyover.” Don’t use.”

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If the challan of your vehicle has been cut, then the Delhi Traffic Police is once again organizing the National Lok Adalat 2023 to settle it. If you live in Delhi and challan has been issued on your vehicle number then you can go to District Magistrate and request for reduction of fine amount or waiver of challan.

Be it pollution, insurance, crossing red light, not wearing seat belt, over speeding or any other similar violation… Violators can appear in court and demand that The fine amount should be reduced or the entire challan should be waived. For this all you have to do is download the e-challan and go to the National Lok Adalat for settlement. Please tell that the National Lok Adalat is on 11 February 2023. Keep in mind that to go to the National Lok Adalat, you have to make online booking first.

How to book online for National Lok Adalat 2023

1. Book your challan on the website of Delhi Traffic Police Lok Adalat.

2. Download the printout of the notice.

3. Court premises will be specified on the downloaded notification sheet.

4. Attend the scheduled court on the specified date and time.

5. Present the challan before the Magistrate and likewise request for reduction or waiver of the fine.

According to a report, the Delhi Traffic Police has told that more than 1.79 crore e-challans are pending in the national capital. These challans include both violations caught on camera and violations caught by officers on the road. Delhi Police has also announced that the National Lok Adalat will remain open on 11 February 2023 from 10 am to 3:30 pm. Violators against whom challans have been issued before October 31, 2022, will be included in this.

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Delhi is also among the top earners from challans.

This money of challan goes to the government treasury and is also considered as the main source of income of the government. The name of the country’s capital Delhi comes in the top cities of India where the maximum number of challans are issued every month. There are some special roads among them where on an average the maximum number of challans are issued.

In such a situation, if you live in Delhi and want to avoid challan, then first of all follow the traffic rules and if you think that this mistake can happen by mistake, then avoid knowing on these roads where maximum challans are there. IPS Sanjay Singh, Special Commissioner of Licensing and Legal Department of Delhi Police has shared a data which mentions the routes of Delhi where Delhi Police has issued maximum traffic challans.

RELAX

These two instructions
I need you to follow
When I say RED Light
I need you to STOP
When I say GREEN Light
I need you to GO…

Can you do it! pic.twitter.com/ROIhJdDJjO

— Sanjay Singh (@SanjaySingh_IPS) January 23, 2023

Maximum challans are issued on these routes

On an average, 21780 challans are issued every month at Srinivaspuri’s red beacon, while 19276 challans are issued on the way from airport to Chirag Delhi (RTR). Apart from these, an average of 15855 challans on the way from IP Estate to ITO Chowk, 12283 challans on an average on the way from Dhaula Kuan to Naoroji Nagar, 12019 challans on the way from RK Puram to Bhikaji Cama Place, 11388 on an average on the way from Sarai Kale Khan to Andrews Ganj.

On an average, 10665 challans are issued on the way from Dhaula Kuan to Lal Sai Market, 10411 on an average from Sarai Kale Khan to Srinivaspuri, 10207 on an average from Kirti Nagar to Mayapuri and 9483 on the way from Dhaula Kuan to Moolchand.

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