Noida traffic police will impose fines of Rs 10,000 for reckless or drunk driving and using hooters and sirens during Holi celebrations. Sp...

According to Cyberabad Police, a total of 1,241 persons including two women were booked for drunk driving. As many as 938 two-wheelers and ...

Around 4,000-5,000 challans have been issued on an average per day to the traffic violators till Friday, the officer said.

Rakesh, South Delhi resident, was challaned Rs 16,000 for drunk driving, not carrying registration papers and not wearing a helmet.

Leniency may cut pendency of cases, but will it make drunks turn abstemious?

The bill provides for stringent penalties, including jail term and suspension of driving licence, for offences such as juvenile driving, sp...

Road owning and maintaining agencies maybe penalised and booked under Indian Penal Code for fatalities caused due to poor road condition su...

The changes are likely to be approved next week and changes in the Act would be introduced in the ongoing Parliament session.

The draft bill, as per officials, proposes hefty penalties including Rs 10,000 for drunk driving, Rs 2,000 for speeding and Rs 1,000 for no...

Transport departments of various states on Friday favoured holding vehicle owners responsible for crashes involving juvenile drivers and al...

At present, the fine is up to Rs 2,000 or jail up to six months for first drunk driving offence and the new provision proposes Rs 10,000 fi...

Traffic police have asked the transport department to suspend licences of first-time drunk driver as a deterrent.

The road transport ministry has watered down the penalties it had originally proposed in the Draft Road Transport and Safety Bill.

A draft bill put out by the ministry on Saturday has proposed a penalty of Rs 5 lakh and imprisonment for faulty manufacturing design.

Seeking to come down heavily on traffic offenders, government today proposed steep penalties of up to Rs 3 lakh along with a mini 7-year im...

Road transport minister Nitin Gadkari has already said that a stronger law on the lines of UK will be brought before the parliament.

Clearing a steep increase in penalties for traffic violations, the Union Cabinet proposed a compensation of Rs 1 lakh for death and Rs 50,0...