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About 50% of traffic signals in Bengaluru will be upgraded to an adaptive system in 6-8 months, and that will be a game changer in terms of improving the speed and efficiency of traffic movement, says Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic), MN Anucheth.

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The 16th annual ‘Celebrating My City Traffic Police’ day was organised by the Children’s Movement for Civic Awareness (CMCA) at the Traffic Police Park on St.

Police sources revealed that there are social media videos suggesting that individuals need not pay penalties to on-ground officers and can instead approach the court. In response, the police warned of taking strict measures, stressing the need to respect law-abiding citizens. ​

Subsequently, the police, accompanied by forest department officials, inspected the area and notified the public about expected traffic delays. After an hour or two of examination, vehicular movement was permitted. Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic) MN Anucheth mentioned the use of advanced AI predictive analysis to identify traffic congestion in Bengaluru.

The city of Bengaluru experienced heavy traffic congestion on Friday night as people left the city to celebrate Deepavali in different places. An extr

In 2022, as many as 4, 20,541 signal jump cases were reported in the city. However, in the first nine months of 2023, the number of violations related to signal jumping has touched 8, 46,283.

Responding to this decision, Vajapeyam Srivatsa tweeted, “Banning HTV during peak hour is a decade-old rule; only effective implementation is the key. With metro work, it is difficult for Bengaluru traffic police to distinguish. If they make some similar identification or issue passes only for metro project vehicles, this will help”.

Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic) MN Anucheth explained the primary objective of this initiative. “Our main goal is to ensure that anyone driving under the influence of alcohol does not evade consequences. To raise awareness about this issue, we are now subjecting both the accused and victims to medical tests to determine whether they had consumed alcohol,” he said.