Bihar News: In Bihar, traffic police will take action against people who install black glass on vehicles. Fine will be imposed for installing black glass in the vehicle. A campaign has been started against people applying black glass. Police is strict about traffic rules. The traffic police has launched a campaign on Friday against vehicles having black glass. A provision has been made for a fine of Rs 2500 for installing black glass. This campaign is going to last for seven days. With the help of CCTV cameras, e-challan will also be issued against drivers who use black glass. Traffic SP Puran Jha has appealed to the people not to install black glass in their vehicles and follow the traffic rules.
Fines worth crores recovered through CCTV cameras
In the month of August, a fine of Rs 4.11 crore was imposed on 33,269 vehicles through HHD devices and CCTV cameras installed in smart cities. On August 31, a fine of eight lakh was imposed on 644 vehicles. Similarly, 31 vehicles were seized for violating traffic rules. A fine of Rs 4.11 crore has been imposed on 33,269 644 vehicles. The CCTV department installed in the smart city has instructed all the districts that all the agencies will call the drivers before the end of the date. After this decision, some agencies have started calling the drivers.
Fines are being charged against glass in vehicles. People are being caught with the help of CCTV cameras. On behalf of the police, an appeal has been made to the people not to install black glasses in the vehicles. Also follow the traffic rules. It should be known that there are many people who buy black glass in it as soon as they buy it. People put black glasses in the vehicles so that no one can know who is sitting in the vehicle.
black glass in vehicles violation of traffic rules
Please tell that installing black glasses in vehicles is a violation of traffic rules. According to the order of the Supreme Court, no person in the country can put black film on the glasses of his vehicles. From time to time, the police takes action against the people who put black glasses in the vehicles and fine is also imposed on them. Their challan is deducted. Currently, CCTV cameras have been installed in the capital Patna. Through this, it has become even easier to take action against those who break the rules. It is said that black glass is used to carry out criminal activities. Many incidents of murder and kidnapping have been carried out with such vehicles. People with criminal image use such vehicles to hide their identity. For this reason, action is taken against the people who use such glasses.
In the year 2012, the Supreme Court had issued a decision regarding black glass of cars. According to this, it is mandatory for any car to have a minimum visibility of 70 percent in the front and back glass, which means that at least 70 percent of the external light should go inside the car. Whereas for side mirrors this rule is 50 percent, that is, at least 50% of the light should enter through the mirrors. On the other hand, continuous action is taken against those car drivers who are using black glass completely. Due to cameras, it has become impossible to escape by breaking traffic rules in the capital Patna. Cameras are being seen everywhere. People’s phones are ringing as soon as the rule is broken. Many areas have also been marked for installation of cameras. Apart from this, Patna Traffic Police issues challan through HHD machine.