With the improvement in weather conditions and the economic activities across the region gaining momentum, the Srinagar police has intensified its drive against violators.
Explaining the move the Traffic police said, “The arrival of tourist vehicles is also increasing at a greater pace and shifting of Darbar to summer capital is further contributing towards increased traffic pressure on City roads. As such, in coming days Srinagar City is expected to experience heavy rush of traffic on City roads.”
Therefore, Traffic Police City Srinagar has geared up to tackle the traffic challenges in the City. To manage the emerging traffic issues in the City, Traffic Police City Srinagar has intensified its drive against the Traffic violators since last one month.
Besides, the regular challaning mechanism on the roads, City Police Traffic is restoring to other novel challanning procedures like serving notices to violators through concerned P/S for all the violators whose act of violations are being recorded through various CCTV Camera’s and other mobile cameras placed across the City.
“In this regard, during the month of April-2019 as many as 200 notices have been served to violators for various violations through concerned Police Stations,” the police said.
Moreover special intensified drives in collaboration with local Police, Srinagar Municipality Corporation and Transport department is also being conducted to tackle the menace of road encroachment by hawkers, wrong parking’s and other road violators, they said.
The traffic police further said that “to create awareness among the public especially the young generation many traffic awareness programmes are being conducted in various Schools and Colleges of Srinagar,” adding that “these endeavours of Traffic Police City will gain further momentum in coming days.”
The traffic police also appealed the general public to cooperate with the traffic Police to fight the menace of traffic violations on the city roads. “So as to make the city roads not only safe but also to ensure effective traffic movements on the city road,” they said.