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Wednesday, Aug 13, 2025
On day one itself, the cameras caught as many as 84,000 people for various traffic violations, the MVD said.
The details of violations committed by each of these vehicles will be known only when the respective challans are issued
The most offenders who got trapped in the surveillance cameras from 9 am to 5 pm on Monday were from the Kollam district – 4774 people.
The facility to file online appeals will be introduced within two months.
Siddaramaiah said the decision was taken to avoid traffic restrictions that cause problems for the people.
Such vehicles pose a potential threat to the safety of other vehicles and their drivers, pedestrians and other road users.
The event will be on till May 22 at Nagambadom ground.
AI camera network initially reported about 4.5 lakh traffic violations daily, but numbers have come down gradually.
Though the govt had clarified the same earlier, an order to this effect is now being issued because sending challans without charging penalties could lead to legal hassles.
As per the department's estimate, before the Safe Kerala project came into effect, the average number of traffic violations per day was 4.5 lakh. Now, it has come down to 2.1 lakh.
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