Traffic cops back to Bengaluru roads. What is Contactless fines?

Traffic cops back to Bengaluru roads. What is Contactless fines?






In a renewed crackdown on traffic violators, Bengaluru police have restarted stopping vehicles for visible violations on roads, raising questions about the limitations of automated enforcement and igniting concerns about arbitrary physical checks.


On July 1, the traffic police launched a special drive to catch vehicle users, especially two-wheeler users and delivery boys, who commit visible violations that impede traffic and put road users' safety at risk.


Traffic police officers insisted that the drive would cover only a handful of violations: wrong-side driving, footpath riding/parking and jumping the signal.


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