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traffic rules in bihar The transport department has become more strict in following this. The department has fixed the deadline for depositing the challan amount. If the penalty amount of the challan is not deposited within 90 days, the vehicle will be blacklisted. After this, the vehicle owner will not be able to get the vehicle's fitness, pollution, ownership transfer etc. done. That means the vehicle will become completely useless.
In fact, departmental review has found that even after the challan is issued, people are not depositing the fine amount for one year. In view of this slowness, the department has directed all the districts to take strict action. After the new system, when people break traffic rules and receive a message on their mobile, the vehicle owner comes to know that their challan has been issued. The fine amount will have to be deposited within 90 days of receiving the message.
Violators are being caught through cameras
A control and command center has been set up near Gandhi Maidan to monitor the system of issuing e-challan. Here, the traffic system can be completely monitored through cameras installed in different areas of the capital. Through these cameras, e-challans are issued for not wearing helmet or seat belt, violating traffic signal or spot light, over speeding, triple riding etc.
350 ANPR cameras will be installed soon
A target has been set to install 350 ANPR cameras across the state by April next year. Especially under the Smart City Project, ANPR cameras are also being installed in Bihar Sharif, Muzaffarpur and Bhagalpur. The Transport Department has sought from the districts a list of selected locations based on the need for ANPR cameras. There is a plan to install such cameras in the areas around Patna also.