Don't be a traffic violator or else you may lose your licence for 3 months
Traffic
violators may no longer be able to get away simply by paying a minimal fee
to traffic officers for violations like speeding and using a mobile phone while
driving. Such defaulters may not be able to drive their vehicles for three
months from the time of being caught.
According
to The Times of India report, traffic
controllers have sent out a memo to all traffic police branches in
Maharashtra to implement the three-year-old government resolution stating a
suspension of driving licence to those using mobile phones while driving.
A
‘zero
tolerance’ campaign has begun on the Pune-Mumbai Expressway and will
soon be followed by the state governments on other highways as well, TOI
reported.
According
to the traffic
guiding rules, there are six violations that may result in the
suspension of one's driving licence. These violations are speeding, drink
driving, jumping signals, talking on the phone while driving, ferrying
passengers in a commercial vehicle and overloading the commercial vehicle.
“The
GR wasn’t being implemented. Mere penalties won’t deter offenders. Suspending
his licence for three months will force him to stay off the road and serve as a
lesson,” SP (highways) Vijay Patil told TOI. Read
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