Drive To Remove Abandoned Vehicles From Public Places Launched 61
Bhubaneswar: Commissionerate Traffic Police has launched a special drive to remove abandoned and unattended vehicles from public places to clear traffic.
“It has come to our notice that numerous vehicles such as cars/trucks/buses etc are left unattended, abandoned on public places such as roads. A special drive shall be conducted by the Police Commissionerate to clean up the Capital City by removing these abandoned vehicles,” said a press note issued by the Commissionerate Police.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic), Saumya Mishra, said that details of such vehicles will be informed through telephonic message/calls and public address system.
Special drive for towing away abandoned vehicles in Bhubaneswar
Traffic police will review the situation after seven days and if other unattended vehicles are traced in Bhubaneswar then the drive will be extended further.
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BHUBANESWAR: In a bid to ease traffic in the State Capital, Commissionerate Police on Saturday launched a special drive to remove the abandoned and unattended vehicles parked on roads and footpaths.
On the day, 41 vehicles were removed from public places in Baramunda, Kalpana square, Bomikhal, near Kedar Gouri temple, Laxmisagar and Lewis Road areas. An abandoned bus was also towed in Baramunda. Of which, 26 owners were prosecuted under the Motor Vehicles (MV) rules.