Udupi: Traffic police remove shrill horns from private buses


Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (TP)

Udupi, Jul 1: Following the passing of the deadline for the removal of shrill horns, Udupi traffic police took decisive action on July 1 to enforce the rule.

The deadline for removing shrill horns from buses was June 15. After the deadline passed, Udupi traffic police inspected private buses and removed the shrill horns. On that day, as very few buses were at the bus stop, the ones present were instructed to remove the horns. Despite strict instructions, some buses were still found using shrill horns and had them removed.

To curb the noise pollution caused by private buses, Sudarshana Doddamani, Traffic Sub-Inspector, and his team conducted inspections and removed the shrill horns.

The initiative comes amidst growing concerns over excessive noise levels generated by private buses.

 

 

  

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  • Sunil, Mangalore

    Wed, Jul 03 2024

    If someone shoots and murders someone will the police only cease the gun or the man with the gun? It would be correct to cease the bus with the horn

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  • Pandeshwar, Mukka

    Tue, Jul 02 2024

    After removing these irritating horns, impose a hefty fine of at least Rs 10k to prevent them from repeating this installation again.

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  • Karthiyayani Nambiar, Manipal

    Tue, Jul 02 2024

    Shrill horns are a menance and I am very glad that police have done this step They cause soudn pollution and it must be removed

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  • pramodh, Cambridge

    Tue, Jul 02 2024

    From last 30 years, Udupi police does this exercise annually :D And the bus drivers still do not take the police seriously. Police have become joke!

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  • pramodh, Cambridge

    Tue, Jul 02 2024

    From last 30 years, Udupi police does this exercise annually :D And the bus drivers still do not take the police seriously. Police have become joke!

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Raheja Waterfront

    Mon, Jul 01 2024

    Is this a Monthly Ritual ...

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  • G R PRABHUJI, Mangalore

    Tue, Jul 02 2024

    No sir, now fortnight. Since 1st of July.

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  • G R PRABHUJI, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 01 2024

    When this fortnightly drama will end? Why RTO and Traffic Police cancel the licence of particular buses and take action against the drivers???? Because of this honking horns, from last 3 years, I lost my hearing and now using hearing aid. Which I have spent nearly one lakh

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  • N S Shetty, Surathkal

    Tue, Jul 02 2024

    Seize the Bus the ,Permit and Suspend the Licence of Driver......

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