How Drivers and Riders Can Comply

Follow these simple steps to avoid fines and stay safe on the road

Wear an approved helmet every time you ride, even for short trips. Motorcycle safety begins with protection.
Observe one-way signs and follow lane discipline to reduce congestion and avoid challans.
Fit approved number plates and ensure they meet legal standards to avoid ticketing.
Keep vehicle documents accessible and up to date to make inspections smoother.
Report dangerous driving to your nearest traffic control room or local police station when you can do so safely.

FAQs

Are one-way fines issued on the spot?

Yes, officers are issuing challans on the spot for one-way violations and other serious breaches during checkpoints and patrols.

What helmet standards are acceptable?

Use helmets that meet national safety standards and that fit correctly; open face helmets may not provide the same protection as full face helmets.

What should I do if my plate is declared non-standard?

Replace non-standard or damaged plates with approved plates as soon as possible and keep proof of purchase or approval with your vehicle documents.

Will enforcement continue across the city?

Authorities have warned that random and planned enforcement will continue to ensure sustained compliance and better road safety.

Final Thoughts

This operation is a reminder that day-to-day compliance with traffic rules saves lives and reduces injuries. Traffic enforcement and public cooperation go hand in hand. If you own a vehicle or ride a motorcycle, wearing a helmet, obeying one-way signs, and fitting approved number plates are small steps that make a big difference for everyone on the road.

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