Tag: E-Challans
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Authorities can see every move: 12.3 Lakh E-Challans Issued on Atal Setu & Mumbai-Pune Expressway
The Maharashtra Transport Department has issued 12.3 lakh e-challans in six months using the Intelligent Traffic Management System (ITMS) on Atal Setu and the Mumbai-Pune Expressway. The AI-powered system actively monitors traffic violations, primarily focusing on speeding, lane cutting, and illegal parking. With 70% of cases related to speeding, ITMS has significantly improved traffic monitoring…
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The Third Eye: Managing the Traffic
[box type=”shadow” ] Indian cities are trying to be Smart and Safe with the use of Video Surveillance and advanced traffic management systems. Preeti Swaminathan spoke to Traffic Police officials of various states to find out the systems being put in place for enforcement of speed and safety [/box] We envisage our smart cities to…
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‘Vahan’ to provide details of Traffic Violators
After the successful integration of ‘Vahan’ software developed by National Informatics Centre (NIC) on the Yamuna Expressway, the same will be tried out with highway traffic management system (HTMS) of Noida- Greater Noida expressway too. Officials can access complete information of the traffic violator within minutes and e-challans are issued to offenders. Traffic police are…
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Interview with: Sanjay Arora, “We will record a 20% increase in fines this year”
E-challans, sms alert systems, intelligent use of available space for parking and the ‘108 ambulance’ service have made a huge difference to Chennai’s traffic. Sanjay Arora, Additional Commissioner of Police (Traffic) tells Mangala Chandran that his department will put Integrated Traffic Management System in place in a few months’ time.
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Interview with: Purushottam Sharma, “We need to empower traffic police with technology”
Bhopal is on the move. Integrated centres and traffic junctions to provide real-time information & help in effective traffic management and integrated security systems & communication systems aided by GPRS/GSM and wireless networks are giving the policeman on the road a new identity. Purushottam Sharma, Inspector General of Police (SCRB), Bhopal has now proposed the…