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8,839 Vehicles Penalised Near ST Bus Stations

Vehicles fined near ST bus stations, Rs 1.65 crore collected

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
Mumbai Alert · City Desk
City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Tue, 21 July 2026 at 11:02 pm
8,839 Vehicles Penalised Near ST Bus Stations

In a crackdown on illegal parking and traffic violations, the Mumbai traffic police have penalised 8,839 vehicles near ST bus stations in just 20 days. The fines collected from these vehicles amount to a staggering Rs 1.65 crore.

The traffic police have been conducting regular checks near ST bus stations to prevent illegal parking and reduce congestion. The drive has been successful in reducing traffic chaos and ensuring a smoother flow of vehicles.

According to the traffic police, the majority of the fines were imposed for parking in no-parking zones and for violating traffic rules. The police have also been using CCTV cameras to monitor traffic and identify violators.

The Mumbai traffic police have been working tirelessly to reduce traffic congestion and ensure a safe and smooth flow of traffic. The collection of such a large amount of fines in a short span of time is a testament to their efforts.

The traffic police have urged commuters to follow traffic rules and park their vehicles in designated parking areas to avoid fines. They have also warned that strict action will be taken against those who violate traffic rules.

The drive has been successful in reducing traffic chaos near ST bus stations, and the traffic police plan to continue their efforts to ensure a safe and smooth flow of traffic.

In recent years, Mumbai has seen a significant increase in traffic congestion, and the traffic police have been working to reduce it. The city's roads are often congested, and the traffic police have been using various measures to reduce congestion and ensure a smooth flow of traffic.

The traffic police's efforts have been appreciated by commuters, who have seen a reduction in traffic chaos and congestion. The collection of fines is also expected to act as a deterrent to those who violate traffic rules, and the traffic police are hopeful that it will lead to a reduction in traffic violations.

The success of the drive is a testament to the traffic police's efforts to reduce traffic congestion and ensure a safe and smooth flow of traffic. It is expected that the traffic police will continue their efforts to ensure that the city's roads are safe and congestion-free.

Frequently asked questions

How many vehicles were penalised near ST bus stations?

8,839 vehicles were penalised in 20 days.

What is the total amount of fine collected?

The total amount of fine collected is Rs 1.65 crore.

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