Ramban, Mar 07: Two vehicles were damaged while movement of traffic was also disrupted on Srinagar-Jammu national highway after a landslide occurred near Seri area of Ramban district on Tuesday.
An official told the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that a massive landslide occurred near Seri today afternoon.
He said in the incident 2 vehicles were damaged after they came under the landslide, while movement of traffic also got hampered on the national highway.
He also said several injuries have also been reported in the accident.
The official said senior officials have rushed to the spot and rescue operation has been launched—(KNO)
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Traffic Challan: traveling on the road is a very responsible job and if you are traveling by motor vehicle then your responsibility increases even more.
Traffic Rules: traveling on the road is a very responsible job and if you are traveling by motor vehicle then your responsibility increases even more. All motorists must follow the traffic rules. This creates a safe traffic environment. There are many rules and regulations regarding traffic. From the central government to the governments of all the states, they are being implemented strictly to create a safe traffic environment.
It is necessary to follow these rules
But, despite this, there are many such people who violate the traffic rules. Such people should be careful because if you violate the traffic rules then you can be fined. Along with this, you can also be jailed. The amount of the fine can be very high. If you violate several traffic rules at the same time, then you can be fined heavily for violating all the rules simultaneously.
For example, suppose your car does not have a pollution certificate and your driving license has already been disqualified, along with that you are also drunk and do not have car insurance. In such a situation, if the police stop you, then it can impose a fine for all but not for the violation of any one rule.
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15 thousand rupees for drunk driving for the second time, 10,000 rupees for driving with a disqualified driving license, 10 thousand rupees for not having a pollution certificate and up to 4 thousand rupees for driving without insurance. It may seem, if all these are mixed then it becomes 39 thousand rupees. If you want, then you should not get heavy challan, then always follow all the traffic rules.
Hyderabad: In connection with the She teams’ 5K & 2.5K runs organized by Hyderabad City Police at Necklace Road and Tank Bund, traffic restrictions are likely to be imposed on March 6 from 0500 hours to 0800 hours. The following traffic stoppages/diversions will be in place to avoid inconvenience to the general public:
Traffic coming from VV statue towards Khairtabad flyover and Necklace Rotary will be diverted at V.V statue towards Shadan and Nirankari Bhavan. Traffic coming from Telugu Talli will not be allowed towards NTR Marg and will be diverted towards Iqbal Minar. Traffic coming from Iqbal Minar intending to go towards Upper Tank Bund will be diverted on the Telugu Thalli flyover at Old gate Secretariat.
Traffic coming from Liberty intending to go towards Upper Tank Bund will be diverted at Ambedker Statue towards Telugu Thalli, Iqbal Minar “U” Turn, and on the Telugu Thalli flyover. Traffic coming from Karbala Maidan towards Upper Tank Bund will be diverted at Children’s Park towards DBR Mills. Traffic coming from Kawadiguda crossroad will not be allowed towards the Sailing Club. Traffic coming from DBR Mills will not be allowed towards Children Park. Traffic coming from Ministers road and Ranigunj will not be allowed towards Necklace Road and will be diverted at Nallagutta Jn towards Ranigunj and Minister road vice versa.
Citizens are requested to avoid commuting on the above roads at the above-mentioned date and time and to take alternate routes to reach their destinations.
Srinagar, Mar 5 (GNS): Vehicular traffic movement remains halted after a landslide occurred in Sonamarg area in central Kashmir’s Ganderbal district this afternoon, reliable sources said.
They told GNS that a landslide occurred near Sonamarg Bye-pass, bringing an abrupt halt to the traffic on both sides.
Despite few hours into the occurrence, no body has reached the site to clear the road of the debris, they said adding dozens of vehicles as such remain stranded along the road. (GNS)
Hyderabad: Additional police commissioner of traffic department G Sudheer Babu, on Saturday presided over the district road safety committee meeting at Traffic Conference Hall, Nampally. The meeting was conducted in compliance with the Supreme Court Committee on road safety.
He requested various departments to cooperate and work together to achieve a reduction of fatalities in the year 2023 by 10 to 15 percent.
He emphasized forming a Whatsapp group by the name RAAG (Road Accident Analysis Group) where road collisions are evaluated and better coordination between stakeholding departments can be brought about.
Babu said that through cooperation across various departments, Hyderabad has to be made an “Accident-Free and Hassle-Free Commuting City”.
He requested the stakeholders to complete pending engineering works related to road safety of motorists and pedestrians as early as possible. He highlighted 65 newly identified black spots in the city that have works pending.
He asked Road Transport Corporation (RTC) officials to identify unused bus stands and bus shelters and convert them to suitable places without delay.
Road Transport Authority (RTA) joint commissioner J Pandu Ranga Naik emphasized motorcycle accidents and said that joint special drives with traffic police will be conducted to decrease road accidents.
N Ravi Kiran from Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) spoke about works related to junction cleanup, nala works, signage erection, RUB Works, black spots, interrelation, and median revising.
He assured that GHMC will visit fatal accident spots to identify any defects in road geometry and rectify them immediately.
Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited (HMRL) authorities were requested to facilitate metro rail bridges for pedestrians to cross the road. GHMC authorities were requested to develop junctions with pedestrian islands.
Hyderabad: Around 371 traffic offenders out of the 4,360 people booked by the city traffic police received imprisonment from the Metropolitan magistrate court in Nampally. The remaining 3,989 offenders were fined a total fine of Rs 94,33,300.
The order was given in 3rd and 4th Metropolitan Magistrate Courts.
According to the data from the police, 2,965 were found driving under the influence of alcohol during the month of February. The driving licenses of 58 people who were caught under drink and driving were suspended.
About 495 were charged for driving without a driving license and a total fine of Rs 5,50,700 was imposed on them.
111 minors were caught driving vehicles and a fine of Rs 1,200 was imposed on each of them.
Traffic police urged the public not to violate the laws as people if convicted, one can face difficulties in getting government jobs, passports and visa clearances.
All convicts were counseled at Traffic Training Institutes (TTI) in Goshamahal and Begumpet, police said.
SRINAGAR: The Srinagar-Jammu highway was thrown open for the movement of LMVs Saturday morning with traffic allowed to ply from both the sides, officials said.
An official said that the NHW, which was closed for maintenance work, has now been reopened for traffic from both sides. “People are advised, keep lane discipline” he added.
SRINAGAR: No vehicular movement would be permitted from either side of the Jammu-Srinagar highway between Nashri and the NAVYUG Tunnel from tomorrow morning until Saturday, officials said on Thursday.
According to a communiqué from the J&K Traffic Police, the government has ordered the National Highway Authority of India to perform repair and maintenance work on NH-44 between Nashri and NAVYUG Tunnel. From 6:00 a.m. on March 3 to 6:00 a.m. on March 4, 2023, traffic from Nashri to the NAVYUG Tunnel and vice versa will be suspended due to this important maintenance work. Also, a similar dry day on NH-44 will be seen on March 10, 2023.
Keeping in view, the repair and maintenance on NH-44, no vehicular movement shall be allowed from either side on Jammu-Srinagar NHW between Nashri and NAVYUG Tunnel from 06:00 am on 3rd to 06:00 am, 4th March 2023 on Friday.
SSG Road will also be closed for vehicular movement as per Divisional Commissioner Ladakh UT’s order no. 75 dated 06-01-2023 in view of snow accumulation.
Mughal Road closed for vehicular movement as per District Magistrate Shopian order with endstt. No. DMS/PA/2023/1362-67 dated 05-01-2023 in view of snow accumulation.
Srinagar, Mar 01: The Divisional Commissioner (Div Com) Kashmir, Vijay Kumar Bidhuri on Wednesday said school timing in the city was changed in view of ongoing works under Smart City project. He apologised to students and parents over the change in the timing.
After flagging off Asia’s longest cycle race from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, the Div Com said that as works under Smart City project are going on, authorities had to change school timings so that people do not face traffic jams.
He said to avoid huge traffic jams, school timings were changed for the public good.
“We are getting good cooperation from parents and children. I want to apologize to them for the change in school timing but things will improve in a big way in the coming time,” he added.
On being asked about upgradation of sports infrastructure, he said playgrounds are being constructed in each Panchayat of the Valley.
“People should come to me if they find any deficiency in sports infrastructure in any area. Sports infrastructure is being improved in a big way,” he said.(GNS)
Apologises to students, parents; Says getting cooperation from them
Srinagar, Mar 01 (GNS): The Divisional Commissioner (Div Com) Kashmir, Vijay Kumar Bidhuri on Wednesday said school timing in the city was changed in view of ongoing works under Smart City project. He apologised to students and parents over the change in the timing.
After flagging off Asia’s longest cycle race from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, the Div Com said that as works under Smart City project are going on, authorities had to change school timings so that people do not face traffic jams.
He said to avoid huge traffic jams, school timings were changed for the public good.
“We are getting good cooperation from parents and children. I want to apologize to them for the change in school timing but things will improve in a big way in the coming time,” he added.
On being asked about upgradation of sports infrastructure, he said playgrounds are being constructed in each Panchayat of the Valley.
“People should come to me if they find any deficiency in sports infrastructure in any area. Sports infrastructure is being improved in a big way,” he said.(GNS)
