Applicable for all cases booked till Feb. 11, 2023 Mysore/Mysuru: The Karnataka Government yesterday announced that the 50 percent discount offer on pending traffic fines will be resumed from Mar. 4 (today) for another 15 days. As the move saw a phenomenal response from commuters in clearing their traffic dues earlier (Feb. 3 to Feb….
Mysuru second after a record collection of Rs. 123.62 crore in Bengaluru Mysore/Mysuru: Mysuru City Police have collected a total of Rs. 12,30,50,650 in nine days as pending traffic fines after the Government announced 50 percent rebate on Feb. 2. With this, Mysuru stands second after a record collection of Rs. 123,62,95,611 (Rs. 123.62 crore)…
Policemen struggle to handle rush as only 27 hand-held devices available to enter data Mysuru:The Mysuru City Police collected Rs. 1 crore in a single day yesterday as hundreds of people trooped into all Traffic Police Stations to pay their pending traffic penalties and avail of the 50 percent rebate. The deadline to pay up…
People demand extension of Feb. 11 deadline to avail 50% rebate Mysore/Mysuru: There is a mad rush at almost all jurisdictional Traffic Police Stations in city to avail the 50 percent rebate on penalties for violation of traffic rules. With the last date to obtain the rebate is Feb. 11, people are demanding the extension…
State collected Rs. 660 crore traffic penalties between 2019 and 2021: Home Minister Mysore/Mysuru: The City Police stands second in the State when it comes to traffic fine collection as between 2019 and 2021 — traffic offenders (violation of Motor Vehicle Act) have coughed up Rs. 23.6 crore. Bengaluru City stands in the first place…
2,883 vehicles have traffic fines above Rs. 10,000 Mysore/Mysuru: If you find Traffic Cops lurking at corners of streets every other day, don’t be surprised. Apart from random checking of vehicles and catching offenders, they are hell-bent on spotting vehicles that have fines amounting to more than Rs. 10,000. In Mysuru, there are 2,883 vehicles…
5,000 violators booked every day, netting a revenue of Rs. 5 lakh As of now no plans of reintroducing drunken driving checks: City Top Cop Mysore/Mysuru: City Traffic Police has been helping the Government to fill its coffers with the huge amounts collected in the form of fines from rule violators. Every day, over 5,000…
Mysore/Mysuru: Vehicle users, especially two-wheeler riders — who were used for a care-free ride without wearing helmets and flouting traffic rules after lockdown and amidst virus scare — are in for a shock over the last few days as the Traffic Police have started cracking down on even smallest of violations. The crackdown has netted…
Three weeks ago, a friend picked me up for lunch. He was late. The reason for the delay he said was the long line at the RTO and Emission Certification Centre. A few minutes into our drive, I noticed there was a red ‘L’ board sticker on his windshield. He said his licence had expired…
Mysuru: The City Police have begun collecting revised penalties for traffic offences from motorists since yesterday. According to information provided by the city Police, 162 cases were booked against traffic offenders yesterday yielding a fine of Rs.1,78,500. However, the number of cases booked yesterday was lower than 10 percent of the average number of cases…
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