Traffic police book over 96 lakh cases in 2022
The Hindu
Riding without helmet topped the list with 64,96,179 cases
The city traffic police booked a total of 96,10,874 cases for different violations during the year 2022. Among them, riding without helmet topped the list with 64,96,179 cases.
The second highest violation was for wrong parking with 10,38,261 cases booked. The other violations included violation of “no entry” rule (4,75,139), jumping traffic signal (3,82,223) triple riding (1,49,365) drunken driving (26,017), riding on footpath (17,084), and bike stunts (85).
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