Gurugram Traffic Police Seize Two Motorcycles With ₹2.78 Lakh in Pending Violations

Traffic police in Gurugram have seized two motorcycles linked to a total of 73 pending traffic chalans worth ₹2.78 lakh, authorities said. The action underscores ongoing enforcement efforts by the regional traffic department to curb road safety violations and compliance failures across the city.

The impounded two-wheelers were found to be operated in violation of multiple traffic regulations, with the cases predominantly involving riders without helmets and vehicles lacking valid insurance coverage. Such violations represent common road safety issues in the National Capital Region.

The seizure reflects Gurugram traffic police's stepped-up focus on ensuring compliance with motor vehicle regulations. Authorities have been targeting high-violation vehicles as part of a broader campaign to reduce road accidents and ensure adherence to safety norms.

Vehicle owners can retrieve impounded two-wheelers after clearing all pending fines and providing proof of valid documentation, including insurance certificates and compliance with safety equipment requirements. The police have urged commuters to ensure their vehicles meet all regulatory standards to avoid future enforcement action.