New traffic rules punjab

Preparations have started to implement the new traffic rules in Punjab from August 2022. It has been decided by the traffic police to procure the necessary equipment to crack down on Overspeed and drunken drives, under which 203 alchometers and 350 related kits besides 66 speedo meters will be procured. According to the information received from ADGP Traffic, a team of 81 ASI rank officers is being prepared to put up traffic blockades in 422 police station areas of the state. Apart from this, DSP rank officers are being deputed as nodal officers in all the districts, who will keep records of traffic challans. It is noteworthy that in 2019, the then Transport Minister Razia Sultana had issued a notification regarding traffic rules for Punjab based on the traffic guidelines issued by the Central Government. Now by amending the same notification, the fine amount has been doubled in cases of drink and drive and over speed. The amended notification has been sent by the Punjab Police to the Chief Minister for the approval of the State Government. New traffic rules have been prepared. As soon as the order of the state government comes, they will be implemented, said S Srivastava, ADGP Traffic.

Chandigarh: Exceeding the speed limit or driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs in Punjab will now attract community service at a hospitalor compulsory blood donation as punishment, in addition to monetary fines and temporary suspension of license, according to new traffic rules issued by the state's police today. Monetary fines increase after the first offence but the community services will remain the same. The first offence of exceeding a speed limit will attract a fine of Rs 1,000 and suspension of the offender's driver's license for three months. For drunk driving, the fine is Rs 5,000 in addition to the license suspension for the same duration. For subsequent offences, overspeeding will attract Rs 2,000, again along with the suspension of license for three months, while drunk driving will attract a Rs 10,000 fine in addition to the suspension. Offenders will also have to undertake a refresher course by the Transport Authority and teach at least 20 students from 9th to 12th classes for at least two hours in a nearby school for every offence. They will then be issued a certificate by a nodal officer which will be verified by authorities at the time of payment of fines. In addition to this, the offenders will have to do community service for at least two hours in a nearby hospital or donate at least one unit of blood at a nearby blood bank. All traffic offences carry some monetary fine and suspension of license for three months. Monetary fines for other offence...

The fine imposed on the traffic rules violation will cost you a hefty sum, as per the latest notification released from the Punjab Government. As per the new rules, the fine imposed over the violation of traffic norms has been increased for two and four-wheelers in the state. The new rules find mention of over speeding, Red Light Jump, using mobile phones while driving, drink, drugs and driving, overloaded vehicles, and more than two passengers on a two-wheeler. It doesn’t end here only in certain cases, the provision of driving license suspension is also included. The new rule further guides that an officer at the rank of ASI, Assistant Superintendent of Police is only authorized to impose the fine on defaulters. Whereas the state transport officer will have to look into the matters with heavy vehicles. A total of six offenses were listed by the authority in the released notification, in all six of them, the provision of suspending driving license for three months has been included besides an additional fine depending upon the offense. The entire detail mentions offense in comparison to the old rules. As per the new notifications, the transport department of the state will run a campaign spreading awareness about the traffic rules and principles in every single school in the district among students of classes 10 th and 12 th. The department is of the firm belief that it will be a better deal for the future if a person while (s) he is a student takes up this idea of traffi...

The Punjab state transport department, under the newly elected AAP government headed by CM Bhagwant Mann has issued new traffic rules for safe driving. As per the new rules, people caught overspeeding and driving under the influence of alcohol in Punjab will have to deliver a lecture to school students and perform community service at a hospital or donate blood besides paying a fine. "The traffic rules offender will have to undertake a refresher course by the transport authority and thereafter teach at least 20 students of Classes 9, 10, 11 and 12 for at least two hours in a nearby school," said a notification by the department. After delivering the lecture, the offender will be issued a certificate by the nodal officer. The officer concerned at the time of compounding of offence will check the certificate issued to the offender, it said. "The offender will partake community service for at least two hours in a nearby hospital as suggested by the doctor in-charge or donate at least one unit of blood in a nearby blood bank," said the order. Here's the new offence wise fine in Punjab: Drinking and driving According to a new notification issued by the state transport department on fines for different traffic violations, driving vehicles under the influence of alcohol and drugs, the traffic rules violator will pay Rs 5,000 for the first offence and Rs 10,000 for subsequent offence, it said, adding that the licence will also be suspended for three months in both these violations...

Chandigarh. In Punjab, a notification has been issued by the Transport Department regarding the new traffic rules. In this unique punishment has also been fixed for breaking the traffic rules. From now on not only people will have to pay hefty fines for violation of traffic rules, but from donating blood to teaching at least 20 students from 9th to 12th in the nearest school for two hours. During this, students will have to be taught the rules of traffic. June 16, 2023 Under the new rules, driving at overspeed will result in a challan of Rs 1000 for the first time as well as cancellation of driving license for 3 months. Whereas for repeating the same mistake for the second time, the fine will be doubled. Not only this, those who break the rules will also have to undergo a refresher course during this period and will have to give lectures for two hours to the students in the nearest school. After this, the offender will also be given a certificate from the nodal officer. Apart from this, there will also be an option for breaking the rules, the nearest hospital under community service. Where the work as prescribed by the doctor or in-charge will have to be done for about two hours or at least one unit of blood will have to be donated. At the same time, even after jumping the red light, the challan and license of 1000 rupees will be suspended for the first time. Whereas in the second time a challan of Rs 2000 will have to be given. Along with this, driving under the influence...

In India we often underestimate the breaking of traffic rules however the most number of deaths which happen in India are due to road accidents. On 17th July 2022, to stop people from breaking the traffic rules, exceeding the speed limit, or driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, Punjab will now attract community service at a hospital or compulsory blood donation as punishment. There will also be fines and temporary suspension of license. The fines will also increase after the first offense but the community services will remain the same. This new imposition of traffic rules in Punjab was considered extremely strict by several people. Well, honestly these rules are nothing in front of these weird, strange, and strict traffic rules around different countries in the world. Let us talk about a few of these rules in today’s video. Germany- Germany’s famous highway network, the Autobahn, is popular all over the world for not having any speed limits. But they have a strange driving rule there which states that you are not allowed to stop on the highway except for an emergency situation. Strangely enough, even if you run out of fuel there, you are eligible to be punished for breaking a traffic rule. As per the authorities there, not having enough fuel is considered the negligence of the driver. If the police see that the reason for stopping doesn’t have any valid reason, the offender can be punished with up to five years in jail. Russia- The law enforcement authorities ...

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