Noida, India – In an effort to crack down on the rising incidents of traffic rule violations, the Noida police have announced a robust driving license cancellation policy. The new policy mandates the suspension of licenses for drivers who accumulate more than three traffic challans, signaling a stricter approach towards road safety.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Anil Kumar Yadav revealed that the decision aligns with the guidelines set by the ‘Supreme Court Committee on Road Safety’ and resolutions made during the Uttar Pradesh Road Safety Council meeting. The move is part of a broader initiative to make the roads safer and deter repeat offenders.
Key traffic violations leading to license suspension include notorious actions such as ‘jumping red lights,’ ‘speeding,’ ‘overloading,’ carrying passengers in goods vehicles, using mobile phones while driving, and driving under the influence. Yadav emphasized that these stringent measures aim to instill discipline among motorists and ensure compliance with traffic regulations.
In addition to license suspension, the authorities are empowered to take further action, such as revoking or suspending vehicle registrations for more severe offenses. The holistic approach aims to address not only individual driving behavior but also the overall safety and order on the roads.
The Noida police have provided a comprehensive table outlining the penalties for various traffic violations, emphasizing the immediate consequence of license suspension for repeat offenders with more than three challans.
📊 Important Information Table: Traffic Violation Penalties
| Traffic Violation | Penalty | Repeat Challans (>3) | License Suspension | Offenses Leading to Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jumping red lights, speeding, overloading, carrying passengers in goods vehicles, using mobile phones while driving, driving under the influence | Varies | ✓ | Vehicle registration may be revoked/suspended |
This bold step by the Noida police signifies a commitment to improving road safety and reducing accidents caused by negligent driving. The implementation of such measures is expected to act as a deterrent, encouraging responsible driving habits among motorists.
