KATHMANDU: Traffic police in the Kathmandu Valley took action against 2,556 drivers for violating traffic regulations over the past 24 hours, collecting Rs 2.239 million in revenue.
According to Naresh Raj Subedi, spokesperson for the Kathmandu Valley Traffic Police Office, the violations included drunk driving, illegal ride-sharing operations, traffic signal violations, and overspeeding.
Among those penalized, 106 drivers were found operating vehicles under the influence of alcohol, while 154 were involved in ride-sharing activities contrary to regulations. Similarly, 107 drivers were fined for violating traffic signals and 183 for speeding.
Traffic police also took action against 97 drivers for failing to follow lane discipline, 109 for unnecessary horn use in restricted areas, 98 for parking vehicles on footpaths, and 30 for operating vehicles in poor mechanical condition.
In addition, 1,672 drivers were penalized for various other traffic violations, bringing the total number of actions taken to 2,556.
Traffic police said they are continuing regular monitoring and enforcement measures to improve road safety and maintain traffic discipline across the Valley.
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