Hyderabad Traffic Police Launch Special Drive Against Wrong-Side Driving, over 21,700 Cases Booked
Hyderabad Traffic Police booked over 21,700 cases during a special drive against wrong-side driving in February 2026, aiming to improve road safety and reduce accidents.
Hyderabad Traffic Police special drive against wrong-side driving has resulted in more than 21,700 cases being booked within a week, as authorities step up efforts to improve road safety in Hyderabad and reduce fatal accidents.
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The special enforcement drive was carried out during the first week of February 2026, targeting motorists who violate traffic rules by driving on the wrong side of the road.
Wrong-Side Driving a Major Threat to Road Safety
The Hyderabad Traffic Police said wrong-side driving has become a serious and dangerous practice in the city.
Officials highlighted that:
- Wrong-side driving causes traffic congestion
- It creates confusion for law-abiding motorists
- It is one of the major reasons for road accidents
- Both violators and other commuters are put at risk
Authorities stressed that wrong-side driving is a grave traffic offence under the Motor Vehicles Act.
21,713 Cases Booked in One Week
As part of the special drive conducted from February 2 to February 9, 2026, the traffic police booked a total of:
- 21,713 cases of wrong-side driving
- Violators penalized under relevant provisions of the MV Act
The drive aims to enforce discipline and ensure safer roads for all commuters.
Awareness Programs and Social Media Campaigns
Along with strict enforcement, the Hyderabad Traffic Police is also focusing on traffic education and awareness.
Key initiatives include:
- Road safety awareness programs
- Traffic rule education for commuters
- Use of social media platforms to promote responsible driving
Officials said education and enforcement must go hand in hand to reduce accidents.
Citizens Asked to Report Traffic Violations
The police have urged vigilant citizens to actively support road safety efforts by reporting violations.
Traffic violations can be reported through:
- Traffic Helpline: 9010203626
- e-Challan Helpdesk: 8712661690
- Official social media platforms like Facebook and X (Twitter)
Appeal to Motorists
The Hyderabad Traffic Police appealed to all motorists to avoid wrong-side driving, stating that it endangers lives and undermines road safety.
Hyderabad Traffic Police’s special drive against wrong-side driving will continue in the coming days as part of its commitment to making city roads safer.
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