Traffic violation

Cuttack: For a vehicle to ply on a public road it is mandatory to have valid documents like registration certificate, fitness certificate and permit if it is a transport vehicle, insurance and a Pollution under Control Certificate (PUCC)…
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Bhubaneswar: Beware Bhubaneswar people, if you are driving your vehicle beyond 50 Kmph in the Capital City, then there are lot of chances to pay penalty of Rs 7000. As per reports, the maximum vehicular speed limit on Bhubaneswar roads…
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Bhubaneswar: Driving a bike without a driver's license proved to be expensive for a minor boy in Bhubaneswar. According to the law, his bike was confiscated and fined Rs 25,000. The RTO-1 caught the minor during a checking in…
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Baripada: A tribal youth sustained a severe injury on his face after he was attacked by a cop during helmet checking in Odisha’s Mayurbhanj district on Thursday. One Lugu Hansda of Pasna village under Jamda police limits of Mayurbhanj…
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Sundargarh: Rajgangpur police in Odisha’s Sundargarh district along with regional transport department have slapped a fine of Rs 22,500 on a drunken bike rider on Sunday. The bike rider was in an inebriated state. When asked to produce…
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Cuttack: The Cuttack RTO on Monday slapped a fine of Rs 10,000  each on bus drivers for allegedly driving the vehicle in an inebriated condition. Both the bus drivers were enroute Kolkata from Cuttack. The Chauliaganj Police identified…
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Bengaluru: A man left his bike with the traffic police when he came to know that he has to pay Rs 42,500 fine for 77  traffic violation cases to get his vehicle back in Bengaluru. As per reports, the biker identified as Arun Kumar was…
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Sambalpur: The RTO of Sambalpur fined a minor boy today. This happens to be the 3rd case in 2 days. The fine was slapped under the regulations of the new Motor Vehicles (MV) Act. The minor was issued a challan of Rs 25,000. The…
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Rayagada: A wood laden truck was fined heavily today in Rayagada Odisha for multiple traffic violations. After end of the relaxation period of three months the new rules of the Motor Vehicle Act have been strictly followed from today in…
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Bhubaneswar: The Odisha government has collected over Rs 38.67 crore as fine for violation of traffic norms under the amended Motor Vehicle (MV) Act 2019, said a Minister on Thursday. Replying to a written question of Biju Janata Dal…
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