Dashboard cameras are rapidly becoming essential for Indian motorists due to increasing road deaths and insurance disputes. The dashcam ind...

Motorists across the UK face stricter traffic rules, with increased fines for speeding, mobile phone use, seatbelt breaches, and lower drin...

India has launched an AI traffic system on Delhi's Dwarka Expressway. The system aims to enhance safety and enforce traffic laws. It uses c...

Ministry of Road Transport plans to introduce a negative points system on driving licences, aiming to reduce road accidents and enforce str...

U.S. immigration agencies face mounting legal challenges for terminating international students' SEVIS records, leading to court-granted Te...

The central government is pushing for enhanced traffic surveillance. States must upgrade cameras to catch more violations. These include no...

Gurgaon Police now issue online challans for expired PUC and insurance using new software that checks digital records of vehicles captured ...

Delhi police arrested 20-year-old Aditya, dressed as 'Spider Man,' for traffic violations on Dwarka Road. He and the vehicle’s driver, 19-y...

The National Highways Authority of India has introduced an upgraded Advanced Traffic Management System (ATMS) to enhance road safety and en...

The police in Noida identified the car owner, who lives in Delhi. The traffic police charged him with multiple violations, including reckle...

Disorderly driving and the damaging of traffic medians, which enable two-wheelers to change lanes haphazardly, have been identified as majo...

There are plans to install two cameras in each lane. One will be focused on reading number plates, and the second will capture traffic viol...

Steps taken for prevention, such as legislations enforcing traffic rules and awareness campaigns, indirectly change human behaviour, but di...

Be prepared to shell out more for traffic offences, as the state government has made changes to the Motor Vehicles Act to increase penaltie...

The Noida traffic police have decided to issue e-challans to violators for using mobile phones and not wearing seatbelts while driving.

The road transport ministry will revise the proposed fines for traffic rule violations by almost one-fifth of what was originally envisaged...

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