These days, after the new traffic rules are implemented, a strict and disciplined environment is being seen. In Delhi, the number of challans has come down by 70 per cent within a month, but the Delhi Traffic Police says that "It is because of this that they do not have the right to collect the fine on the spot." All the invoices are being made by the court and it takes more time to invoice the court.
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Simultaneously, the traffic police is focused on strictly adhering to the traffic rules and more and more efforts are being made that obeying the traffic rules should get into the habit of people, rather than follow the fear of fines.
According to Delhi Traffic Police officials, from September 1 to September 30, 2018, where 5,24,819 challans were made for breaking different traffic rules, the number is 1,73,921 in the month of September this year. With this, if traffic police officers are to be believed, "Now people are wearing more helmets on the streets than before". That means changes are now being seen and awareness is also spreading among the people.
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