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Hyderabad Traffic Police booked 21,713 motorists for wrong-side driving during a special enforcement drive held in the first week of February. The action aims to curb accidents and congestion, with police combining strict enforcement and public awareness measures.

Hyderabad Traffic Police intensified action against wrong-side driving after booking over 10,000 motorists in a week. Officials said the offence is a major cause of accidents and congestion. Special drives, surveillance, and awareness campaigns are being conducted to curb violations

In a weeklong special drive, Hyderabad traffic police booked 10,652 motorists for wrong-side driving, a practice deemed both dangerous and disruptive. Additional Commissioner D. Joel Davis has urged citizens to follow traffic rules responsibly.

This unchecked violation not only challenges the authorities' plan to strictly enforce the mandatory HSRP rule but also poses several other dangers.

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Citizens were also requested to report traffic violations to Hyderabad Traffic Police on Hyderabad Traffic Police Facebook, X (Twitter) or Traffic Help Line (9010203626).

P Vishwa Prasad, ACP (traffic) said that in the last three days, three people including a woman died in fatal road accident in different areas of the city due to helmetless and wrong side driving.

Traffic inspector K Praveen Kumar also holds a PowerPoint presentation to educate the violators on how wrong-side driving causes accidents

The Hyderabad traffic police to act tough and book criminal cases under sections of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) against those found driving on the wrong side on the city roads.

A few accidents were reported where only due to wrong-side driving people lost their lives, say police

Hyderabad Traffic Police on Monday booked 3,281 cases for wrong-side driving and 670 cases for triple-riding violations

Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic), AV Ranganath said all fines against traffic violations were in accordance with the G.O Ms. No 108, dated August 8, 2011, issued in erstwhile combined state of Andhra Pradesh.

Hyderabad: The Hyderabad traffic police on Monday have launched a special drive against traffic violations, especially against wrong side driving and triple riding. As part of the initiative, the traffic police on Monday organised awareness programs at different traffic junctions in Hyderabad. All through the day, right from traffic inspectors to senior officials of the […]

The Hyderabad traffic police will launch a special drive against people violating traffic rules by driving on wrong side and triple riding and book cases against them.

The police are identifying places where there are rampant incidents of wrong side driving with special teams to take up drives and awareness campaigns in those areas