Bengaluru Traffic Police
Coverage of Bengaluru Traffic Police in the Nexus archive.
- Bengaluru Traffic Police book 690 drunk drivers, 253 for over-speeding in week-long drive
Bengaluru Traffic Police booked 690 drunk drivers and 253 individuals for over-speeding during a week-long enforcement drive.
- Vehicles abandoned on streets of Bengaluru being removed by GBA, BTP
The Greater Bengaluru Development Minister Krishna Byre Gowda initiated a drive on July 18 to remove abandoned vehicles from Bengaluru streets, with the effort starting near Malleswaram in the City Central Corporation limits. The Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) and Bengaluru Traffic Police (BTP) are involved in the removal process.
- Bengaluru Traffic Police book 1,211 motorists for drunk driving in week-long special drive
Bengaluru Traffic Police booked 1,211 motorists for drunk driving during a week-long special enforcement drive.
- Bengaluru Traffic Police’s 101-skywalk proposal moves towards implementation
Bengaluru Traffic Police is moving forward with a 101-skywalk proposal targeting notorious junctions such as T.C. Palya Junction, Budigere Junction, Santhe Circle in Yelahanka, Aurobindo Junction in Jayanagar, Iblur Junction, and Jalahalli Cross.
- Greater Bengaluru Authority to take up citywide crackdown on abandoned vehicles occupying public space from July 10
The Greater Bengaluru Authority and its five city corporations will collaborate with the Bengaluru Traffic Police to remove abandoned vehicles from public spaces starting July 10. The initiative aims to address vehicles illegally occupying roads and other public areas.
- Bengaluru Traffic Police receive five electric patrolling vehicles under CSR initiative
Bengaluru Traffic Police received five electric patrolling vehicles through a CSR initiative. The initiative aims to enhance traffic management using eco-friendly technology.
- Bengaluru Traffic Police book 562 drunk driving cases in week-long special drive
Bengaluru Traffic Police booked 562 drunk driving cases during a week-long special drive. The operation targeted drivers under the influence of alcohol.
- NEET candidate delay: Bengaluru Traffic Police rule out event-related congestion
Bengaluru Traffic Police used CCTV footage and route analysis to determine that a NEET candidate left home 33 minutes before the cut-off time and opted for a longer route, ruling out event-related traffic congestion as the cause of the delay.
- Bengaluru traffic police book 649 drunk drivers, 143 for speeding violation in special drive
Bengaluru traffic police booked 649 drunk drivers and 143 speeding violators during a special drive aimed at reducing road accidents and fatalities caused by these offenses.
- Bengaluru Traffic Police book 588 drunk drivers, 91 speeding violators in week-long special drive
Bengaluru Traffic Police booked 588 drunk drivers and 91 speeding violators during a week-long special drive. The enforcement action targeted traffic violations to improve road safety.