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Around 250 repeat traffic violators in Noida, some with 50 challans and outstanding fines worth lakhs, are set to lose their driving licences. The traffic department has written to the assistant regional transport officer (ARTO) to cancel 246 driving licences and impound the vehicles if found on the road, for over 50 violations each. A recent survey found 1,042 vehicles had violated traffic rules at least 30 times or more each while 12,482 vehicles flouted rules 10 times each.

A quiz competition was organised at Chinmaya Public School to bolster driving skills among participants and instill a heightened awareness of adhering to traffic rules.

Abu Dhabi Police remind motorists about unsafe practices

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The post-holiday travel period is often characterised by high travel volumes and this calls for a critical need for heightened safety.

In a disappointing post-inauguration twist, the Atal Bihari Vajpayee Sewri-Nhava Sheva Atal Setu faced chaos as individuals blatantly ignored traffic rules, stopping vehicles and snapping selfies on the 100 kmph speed limit bridge. Despite PM Modis vision of connectivity and progress, the bridge turned into a recreational spot, challenging its purpose. The Twitter page, Mumbai Matters, shared photos, fueling public outrage. Despite CCTV coverage, 9,000 vehicles used the bridge within 12 hours, c...

Their grandmother who was also buried today died upon receiving the news of the children's demise.

The research focused on all the reported car crashes spanning the years from 2017 to 2021, the study pinpointed Louisiana as one of the top 10 states where teens are most vulnerable to fatal accidents behind the wheel.

The research focused on all the reported car crashes spanning the years from 2017 to 2021, the study pinpointed Louisiana as one of the top 10 states where teens are most vulnerable to fatal accidents behind the wheel.

The research focused on all the reported car crashes spanning the years from 2017 to 2021, the study pinpointed Louisiana as one of the top 10 states where teens are most vulnerable to fatal accidents behind the wheel.