Traffic police collect pending fines worth ₹19 lakh in single day
The Hindu
CHENNAI
The Greater City Traffic Police on Saturday collected a fine amount of over ₹19 lakh from violators who had not paid their fines for already issued e-challans. A call centre system was set up to remind people to pay the fine online or through debit and credit cards. However, a special drive was conducted to collect the pending fine amount from traffic violators by stationing personnel at 155 locations. A total of 5,863 cases were disposed off on Saturday by collecting a total fine amount of ₹19.24 lakh. The traffic police have collected a pending fine amount of ₹1.62 crore from 38,140 cases over the past month.
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