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Navi Mumbai police to collaborate with civic body to issue e-challans for traffic rules violation

Updated on: 12 January,2023 01:14 PM IST  |  Thane/Palghar
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Bharambe said the Navi Mumbai police will make efforts to educate children about traffic discipline so that the habit of following road rules gets inculcated in them from a young age

Navi Mumbai police to collaborate with civic body to issue e-challans for traffic rules violation

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The Navi Mumbai police will collaborate with local civic body to introduce e-challans for the violation of traffic rules in the city, Navi Mumbai Police Commissioner Milind Bharambe has said.


He was speaking on Wednesday at an event organised in Vashi area to mark the commencement of the road safety week.


On the occasion, a boy, dressed up as 'Chhota Police', gave a presentation before the gathering on traffic discipline.


Bharambe said the Navi Mumbai police will make efforts to educate children about traffic discipline so that the habit of following road rules gets inculcated in them from a young age.

"The Navi Mumbai police will collaborate with the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) and make use of footage of the CCTVs installed in the city to introduce e-challans for traffic norms violations. This is likely to happen from March/April," he said.

The official also said he wants to make Navi Mumbai a traffic-friendly city and for this he will seek the support of all developmental agencies including the City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO), NMMC, Regional Transport Office (RTO) and citizens.

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The Navi Mumbai police's traffic department will act as a catalyst towards the same and make the city accident-free, he added.

In Thane, district collector Ashok Shingare on Wednesday inaugurated a tableau with a pictorial representation of how to follow traffic discipline, to mark the commencement of the road safety week.

He said it is everyone's responsibility to prevent road accidents. Those breaking traffic rules need to change their attitude to make Thane accident-free and safe, he said.

In neighbouring Palghar, district Superintendent of Police Balasaheb Patil inaugurated the road safety week programme and said they will work to make the busy Mumbai-Ahmedabad highway, which passes through the district and witnessed a number of accidents last year, a safe route.

A year-long mass awakening drive will be undertaken, the accident spots will be identified and corrective steps will be taken, he said.

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