Mangaluru police collect over Rs 53 lac in traffic fines in 3 months


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru

Mangaluru, Oct 31: The Mangaluru city police have launched special operations over the past three months to ensure smooth traffic flow in the city, following numerous public complaints about traffic congestion caused by unauthorized parking on roads.

During these drives, the police registered 4,793 cases against vehicle owners and drivers for no parking, wrong parking, double parking, and footpath parking violations, imposing fines totalling Rs 23,21,200.

To address congestion caused by commercial complexes and large shopping malls, meetings were held with their managements. They were instructed to ensure proper parking facilities and notices were issued accordingly.

In efforts to prevent accidents, action was taken against vehicles speeding near black spots (accident-prone areas), resulting in 562 cases and fines amounting to Rs 5,62,000.

Similarly, the police booked 5,865 cases against vehicles with tinted glasses, imposing fines of Rs 24,85,900. In compliance with the Supreme Court’s directives, the tinted stickers and black films were removed from such vehicles.

 

 

 

  

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  • pasha, Karnataka

    Fri, Oct 31 2025

    Why do the police not take any action against the hotels that put signs on the sidewalk saying parking for customers only? Is this not illegal? Also there are many buildings that have an open area 2 gates for entrance and exit and also shops in the middle and they do not permit any vehicle to park in front of them, despite this being a parking zone. Look at Jeepu Road, and many other places. How do the authorities permit this? These building need to arrange parking inside their premises and not block the official parking zones. Commissioner, Sir, please look into this matter.

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  • Shashi, Kudla

    Fri, Oct 31 2025

    Please put fine for Friday road side parking... even higway side as well. Full of helmet lless drivers.. why no action..

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  • Eulalia Dsouza, Bejai/ Mangalore

    Fri, Oct 31 2025

    Good Job. Dear Traffic Police department, please do come towards Bejai New Road once in a while and book all those vehicles booked on road side, both sides and everywhere. Fine amount collection might increase seemingly. Road was widened, local residents were happy and were hoping that the traffic congestion will ease. But the road widening has made it worse with insensitive parking. Please look in to this.

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