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18k fined for flouting rules on New Year's eve
Hindustan Times Mumbai
|January 02, 2025
Over 17,800 motorists across Mumbai were penalised for flouting traffic rules on New Year's eve, more than double the 8,678 motorists booked on New Year's eve last year.
MUMBAI: Among violators, 333 were booked for drunk driving and the total fine collected from errant motorists via e-challans was ₹89.19 lakh.
In the Mira-Bhayander-Vasai-Virar (MBVV) region, 488 motorists were penalised for violating traffic rules, including 61 for drunk driving. In Navi Mumbai, 266 people were booked for drunk driving and another 2,357 were penalised for various traffic offences.
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