Bengaluru Traffic Police crack down on bike stunts
The Hindu
Bengaluru Traffic Police launch enforcement drive to curb reckless bike stunts, and enhance road safety across the city.
The Bengaluru Traffic Police conducted a special drive against wheeling and other dangerous riding violations across the city on February 3 night.
As part of the drive, police set up 67 check-posts at key locations across Bengaluru. During the operation, 22 cases were registered against motorists violating traffic rules, officials said.
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The special enforcement drive was aimed at curbing reckless riding practices, and improving road safety.
Traffic police officials stated that such special drives will continue in the coming days as part of efforts to make the city’s roads safer through stringent enforcement of traffic rules.
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