Udupi police start using cameras to book traffic violation cases
Udupi police have implemented a new traffic monitoring system using cameras to enforce traffic laws. These cameras have already recorded around 6,000 traffic violations since their installation. More cameras are planned for additional road stretches to enhance traffic safety.
- ▪The Udupi police installed speed guns and cameras on eight routes connected to the Integrated Traffic Management System.
- ▪Images of about 6,000 traffic violations have been recorded since the cameras were activated.
- ▪The cameras will monitor various violations including overspeeding, helmet-less riding, and using mobile phones while driving.
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The Udupi police have installed speed gun and other cameras on eight different routes in Udupi district, which are connected to Integrated Traffic Management System (ITMS), that help in booking cases for overspeeding and other traffic violations. Since Wednesday, images of about 6,000 traffic violations have been recorded.Udupi Superintendent of Police Hariram Shankar said these fixed cameras have been installed on Karkala-Dhoopadakatte, Padubidri-Uchhila, Kaup-Dandatheerta, Kota-Thekkatte, Gangolli-Trasi and Byndoor-Nayanakatte road stretches.
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