Delhi Traffic Challan Lok Adalat: Delhi traffic offenders now face a pay-first, argue-later system. To contest a challan, motorists must de...

Ghislaine Maxwell's lawyer, David Oscar Markus, believes a presidential pardon from Donald Trump is a strong possibility for his client. Ma...

Soon, drivers accumulating five or more traffic violations within a year face a three-month driving ban. This new rule, aimed at curbing re...

The Union Road Transport Ministry has mandated refresher training for repeat traffic offenders and psychological assessments for reckless d...

Three commercial vehicles have accumulated 855, 637, and 596 traffic violations, primarily for speeding. Delhi Traffic Police is planning s...

Delhi may soon implement stricter traffic regulations, penalizing habitual traffic offenders with license cancellation. Approximately 178,0...

Gautam Buddh Nagar, also known as Noida, Police has issued a warning stating that individuals who receive more than three traffic violation...

The transport department in India has decided to block individuals with more than five pending traffic challans from conducting certain onl...

The topic of adopting the Telangana model came up during a recent interdepartmental meeting chaired by Chief Secretary TM Vijay Bhaskar as ...

"So, an offence is recorded as first offence every time and penalty is less. The present law has provision for higher penalty for repeat of...

The digital payments company said that close to 500 e-challan devices have been rolled out to various traffic chowkies across the city.

In order to reduce malpractices and establishment costs, the Maharashtra Transport department will soon launch an 'e-challan system,' where...

These measures will be part of a crackdown on traffic violations, which will be launched by Delhi Police on Tuesday.

When Sandeep Ohri filed an RTI seeking the number of offenders in the city with illegal non-standard licence number plates two months ago, ...

According to Additional Commissioner of Police Anil Shukla, the project has started on a trial basis and its formal announcement will be ma...

The capital will soon witness Traffic cops will be armed with pocketbook-sized mini computers attached with a camera and a printer.

The roads ministry foresees the lack of hi-tech gadgets at the state level as a big problem to enforce the amended Act.