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New Traffic Rule: 5 Violations In A Year Can Cost You Your Licence
The decision to suspend a licence will rest with the Regional Transport Office (RTO) or the District Transport Office (DTO).
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Stunts, Selfies, And Scorpios: Korba's School Farewell Goes Wrong
School students in Chhattisgarh's Korba were caught on camera turning city roads into a dangerous playground, leaning out of speeding SUVs, shooting Instagram reels, and posing for selfies, as if traffic laws were optional and lives expendable.
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Delhi Police To File FIRs For Wrong-Side Driving; Could India Soon See New Rule?
Filing FIRs for traffic offenders will not be the norm, instead will be used as a deterrent by Delhi Police.
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Delhi Police To File FIRs Selectively For Life Threatening Wrong Side Driving Violations
Delhi Police will also assess whether the violation occurred due to a genuine mistake, such as lack of signage or unclear road directions, before deciding on an FIR.
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Restrictions, Drop For Drunk People: Cities Prepare For New Year's Eve
As the country begins celebrations to bring in the new year, authorities across cities have heightened security and put measures in place to maintain law and order.
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One Car, No Traffic, Still Waiting: Why This Dubai Video Is Going Viral
The post quickly gained traction on social media, with users applauding the strict observance of traffic laws and drawing comparisons with driving behaviour in other parts of the world.
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US Cops Pull Over A Car For Wrong U-Turn, Then A Plot Twist
The police said that the two officers stopped the car when they observed it making an illegal U-turn at a traffic signal.
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"To Protect Moral, Ethical Values": Kyrgyzstan Bans Online Porn
Japarov's office said the ban on pornography is to "protect moral and ethical values" in mostly Muslim Kyrgyzstan, a mountainous Central Asian country of 7 million people which gained independence from the Soviet Union in 1991.
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Traffic Violations To Earn Negative Points On Driving Licence
The road transport ministry plans to introduce a 'merit and demerit' system for driver's licenses. Check out the full story to learn more
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No Number Plates, Papers: In Madhya Pradesh, Law For All, But Not Cops
Government laws and regulations are meant to be equal for all, but what happens when those responsible to enforce them openly violate them?
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New Traffic Rule: 5 Violations In A Year Can Cost You Your Licence
The decision to suspend a licence will rest with the Regional Transport Office (RTO) or the District Transport Office (DTO).
-
Stunts, Selfies, And Scorpios: Korba's School Farewell Goes Wrong
School students in Chhattisgarh's Korba were caught on camera turning city roads into a dangerous playground, leaning out of speeding SUVs, shooting Instagram reels, and posing for selfies, as if traffic laws were optional and lives expendable.
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Delhi Police To File FIRs For Wrong-Side Driving; Could India Soon See New Rule?
Filing FIRs for traffic offenders will not be the norm, instead will be used as a deterrent by Delhi Police.
-
Delhi Police To File FIRs Selectively For Life Threatening Wrong Side Driving Violations
Delhi Police will also assess whether the violation occurred due to a genuine mistake, such as lack of signage or unclear road directions, before deciding on an FIR.
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Restrictions, Drop For Drunk People: Cities Prepare For New Year's Eve
As the country begins celebrations to bring in the new year, authorities across cities have heightened security and put measures in place to maintain law and order.
-
One Car, No Traffic, Still Waiting: Why This Dubai Video Is Going Viral
The post quickly gained traction on social media, with users applauding the strict observance of traffic laws and drawing comparisons with driving behaviour in other parts of the world.
-
US Cops Pull Over A Car For Wrong U-Turn, Then A Plot Twist
The police said that the two officers stopped the car when they observed it making an illegal U-turn at a traffic signal.
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"To Protect Moral, Ethical Values": Kyrgyzstan Bans Online Porn
Japarov's office said the ban on pornography is to "protect moral and ethical values" in mostly Muslim Kyrgyzstan, a mountainous Central Asian country of 7 million people which gained independence from the Soviet Union in 1991.
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Traffic Violations To Earn Negative Points On Driving Licence
The road transport ministry plans to introduce a 'merit and demerit' system for driver's licenses. Check out the full story to learn more
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No Number Plates, Papers: In Madhya Pradesh, Law For All, But Not Cops
Government laws and regulations are meant to be equal for all, but what happens when those responsible to enforce them openly violate them?
