New Delhi: Delhi Traffic Police will release a list of 100 ‘poor racers’ of the city which regularly violates traffic rules, an official said on Thursday.
This is the first time a list like it is being prepared by the police.
People on the list will be identified based on four red jumps – red jumps, speeding, driving drunk and driving dangerous, he said.
Police Special Commissioner (Traffic) Muktesh Chander said the motive behind this was to tell the driver that their driving skills were “very poor” and they needed to fix it.
“The motives are to tell them that their driving is very bad so they finally violate regular rules.
By driving them, they themselves are in danger and their family and relatives who travel with them and others on the road are also in danger.” We want to give.
Know them that their driving habits are not good and they must join our road safety classes where we will teach them about road safety, “Chander said.
If the offenders do not join the classes even though they are asked repeatedly and continue to commit violations, their licenses It will be canceled permanently under the ACT part of the motorized vehicle (which gives power to the licensing authority of the revocation) and they will not be able to get a license in the future, the police said the Delhi traffic police said it would use information stored in the dated database every time he cheats Arkan e-challsan to violators.
“We have started extracting this data from our database.
In one or two days, the list will be ready and the notification will be sent to their residence (offenders) asking them to come for road safety and counseling classes in Todapur,” Chander said.
After their session, the participants behave while driving will be monitored by the police and if they are caught committing the same crime in the future, the process of canceling their license will begin, police said.
Information related to other violations, including accidents, hit and run, by these people will be taken from wise stations, they said.
Traffic Police to release a list of 100 ‘bad drivers’
