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Hi guys,
came across this article, Ride free: no more side stops to check papers A T Subramanya | TNN Bangalore: You could be in a hurry to keep an appointment and, besides the red signals and traffic jams, there is one other stop to contend with: men in white and khaki flagging down motorists to check vehicle documents. Well, having zeroed in on this traffic blockage of its own creation, the department has put a stop to such stops. Additional commissioner of police (traffic) Praveen Sood has given written directions to traffic personnel against unnecessary checking of documents — to keep both road and motorist hassle-free. But this does not mean that the public should stop carrying vehicle papers. Those who violate traffic rules will be stopped, their documents checked and duly penalized. Sood told TOI: “All officers have been instructed not to stop motorists merely for checking documents. Only when the motorist has committed some visible traffic violation will he/she be stopped. The police will ask for all documents and the motorist will be penalized for non-possession, if documents are not in order.’’ Sood clearly stated that the focus is on good road use behaviour rather than documents. “We are mainly concentrating on traffic violations and to maintain smooth vehicle flow,’’ he said. But commuters who have violated rules like jumping signals, drunken driving, entering one-ways, riding on pavements or riding without helmet will be stopped. Transport vehicles like buses, taxis and autorickshaws should carry permit and fitness certificate. These should be produced for inspection if asked for by a police officer. Sood explained: “There is a provision of a master card from RTO, which is proof that the driver has all valid documents. If one is carrying the master card, he/she need not carry any other documents.’’ But it is mandatory to carry an emission certificate. However, police have been instructed not to stop motorists merely to check the emission certificate. “In case of emission certificate, traffic police don’t have the provision to fine erring motorists. The department will have to send a notice regarding it to court. The fine amount is at the discretion of the court,’’ Sood added. I just hope this is implemented. Sounds very sensible. Esp the MASTER CARD |
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WILD CHILD
Join Date: Jan 2006
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Please visit the below site:
Grievance Redress Mechanism in Government this is the readdressal mechanism started by the Indian Govt. I am not sure if this works for the Cops as well, but i have heard bout complaints being answered for BSNL and other issues.
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FYI, the article i posted was on the first page of today's times of india, bangalore edition (29th june)
U guys can read it there as well. here's the link http://tinyurl.com/kq8uw2 Hope the MENTIONED days come soon.
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The Red Pill
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^^
There is already a thread running on this topic. Refer this
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Join Date: Jun 2004
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These cops on the Intl airport road are purely money seekers. The moment they realise that u have a good contact and know what u talking, they cant do much.
Last week when we were returning from Nandi Hills after the v-box testing on my R15, they made an attempt to pounce on my friend who was riding my R15 at some 60kph. He just got away. I was driving a Vtec at some 90kph and they didnt bother! They sure know they cant stop a 4-wheeler easily.
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lyf s racing nd d rest s just waiting...
Join Date: May 2009
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I dont stop for these morons most of the times. I ride an rx.. So if the cop finds nothing to charge, defective sound is always there(moreover its running on an inbuilt silencer). I just rage towards the cop like a bull and quickly cut to the right. Thats how i manage to escape most of the times(depending on the situation). If the situation is not favorable to do this, i slow down and move the bike to the left near the cop like a good boy(so the cop will be expecting me to stop). Then hit the throttle suddenly and cut through.
But i remember one incident where i was caught when I was removing the bike from a parking lot. I was charged for defective number plate and BALD TYRES!! (ever heard of a charge like this???). Then he wanted me to rev hard to check for defective sound. I started my bike and he was standing to my right. I reved hard, that poor cop didn realize i was holding the clutch(i was in first gear ). Released the clutch and launched the bike. Thus managed to escape...HOW DUMB COULD THAT COP BE????
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The new airport road interceptor nonsense is going on from many months. I was caught too same way few months back and i was doing 70kmph!
They gave me the same lame reason that 80 kmph speed limit (boards allover the damn road) is for 4 wheelers and for 2 wheelers it's 60 kmph. I was really in no mood to argue with them, asked them for reciept and they gave me a hand written one! they didn't give the print out as you demanded. I had to shell out 300 bux too, can't help it, i don't have contacts, nor did i have patience to argue with them, i had my gf with me too, so found it sensible to pay up the so called fine and move on. This is really irritating, the whole motive behind the govt purchasing interceptors is a big flop, i keep seeing Meru cabs and all big luxury car walas doing 120-140 or more on the same stretch! and they expect me to stick to 60! They won't dare to flag down and cars as they will be road kills if they try to. I strongly suspect Politician-police nexus in this fine collection, i think they have a daily target to give the saabs and they have to meet it by hook or crook. So we suffer in the end. No use having such expensive interceptor toys with these kind of chimps manning them. Last edited by vaas2000; 06-30-2009 at 01:02 AM. |
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