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Mumbai traffic police are cracking down on the illegal use of VIP vehicle accessories, confiscating dome lights and sirens in a recent operation to combat vehicle impersonation. Key PointsMumbai traffic police seized 80 dome lights and 3 sirens from private vehicles posing as VIP vehicles.The 48-hour special drive targeted unauthorized use of red, blue, and yellow dome lights.Action was taken under the Motor Vehicles Act against drivers and owners of vehicles with illegal VIP equipment.The Regio
Just a few days back, it was reported that Rohit Shetty modified 'at least two of his personal vehicles' and used police stickers without permission. Days after it was reported that Rohit Shetty has landed in legal trouble over alleged 'unauthorised' use of police stickers on his cars, the filmmaker's team has now clarified on the matter. On Wednesday, Shetty's spokesperson issued a statement and revealed that the stickers were placed on cars after the firing incident at the filmmaker's Mumbai r ...Read More >
Mumbai, April 2: The Mumbai Traffic Police have launched a special enforcement drive against the illegal use of dome lights (flashing beacons) on private and unauthorised vehicles across the city. Complaints over misuse of flashing lights In recent times, the traffic police have received multiple complaints about private vehicle owners and unauthorised individuals installing red, blue, or yellow flashing dome lights on their vehicles. Such lights are typically reserved for emergency and authorised government vehicles. Officials stated that misuse of these lights allows offenders to falsely ...Read More >
Responding to a question raised by MLC Manisha Kayande during the ongoing Budget Session, Fadnavis said the Mumbai Traffic Police and Regional Transport Office (RTO) are taking action against motorists violating traffic rules under the provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act. According to the Chief Minister, the Mumbai Traffic Police issued 20,38,440 e-challans in 2025 for various traffic offences across the city and its suburbs. Of these, illegal parking was the most common violation, with 10,46, ...Read More >