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The survey indicates that 20,776 men and 9,224 women from Delhi were engaged in drunk driving at some point of time.  

Bengaluru Traffic Police identified 85 vehicles including 84 two-wheelers and one car, whose owners had collectively committed over 10,210 violations.

A road safety rally was taken out by school students in Mango to spread awareness about traffic rules. The rally was organised by CII Young Indians in association with the Human Welfare Trust. Members and students of Young Indians, Human Welfare Trust, Mother’s Home, Kabir Memorial Urdu High School, Vivekananda International High School, Madarsa Jiya Darul Kirat and MO Academy High School participated in the rally.

The city of Noida recorded 1,176 road crashes last year, resulting in the death of 470 people. This marks a 7.5% increase in fatalities compared to the previous year. Find out more about the measures being taken to reduce road accidents in Noida.

The Delhi police urged people to avoid any rush and wait patiently for the traffic lights to turn green.

Traffic Rule Violators In Bhopal: Despite shelling out the hefty penalties, the city residents can be seen flouting the traffic rules at all major city roads. Two-wheeler riders without wearing helmets or four-wheeler drivers without seat belts can be normally spotted in the city. Senior traffic cops maintained that people should follow traffic rules for their own safety and the safety of others.

In view of the Beating Retreat ceremony to be held at Vijay Chowk, the Delhi Traffic Police on Monday urged commuters to avoid certain routes including Rafi Marg, Raisina Road, areas beyond Dara Shikoh roundabout among others due to restrictions.

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The girl, riding a scooter without a helmet, reacted with tantrums when apprehended.

Jammu Tawi, Jan 19: Senior Superintendent of Police (Traffic), Jammu Rural, Vinay Kumar, during an awareness programme on Friday in a message, asked people purchasing vehicles to provide valid details like contact numbers and address to the competent registration authorities for linking it on the Vahan portal. The top cop, flanked by DySP Traffic Samba-Kathua