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Dombivli: Action taken against illegally parked buses and rogue autos
Updated On: 15 June, 2025 01:14 PM IST | Mumbai | Shrikant Khuperkar
On the orders of Assistant Police Inspector (API) Shriram Patil, traffic officials including a hawaldar and a warden were deployed at 7:00 am to monitor Phadke Road and adjoining areas—known for their peak-hour traffic snarls

Over the past five days, traffic officials have been documenting violations and issuing fines
In a much-needed breather for commuters and shopkeepers, the Dombivli traffic department carried out a surprise crackdown on unauthorized parking and rogue transport operators around the railway station early Tuesday morning.
On the orders of Assistant Police Inspector (API) Shriram Patil, traffic officials including a hawaldar and a warden were deployed at 7:00 am to monitor Phadke Road and adjoining areas—known for their peak-hour traffic snarls. The team promptly fined multiple vehicles parked illegally and cleared bottlenecks that have become a daily frustration for local residents.
Phadke Road has long been plagued by private buses that arrive early and occupy roadside space—despite their operations starting only after 9:00 am. Their presence disrupts the movement of KDMT buses and autorickshaws, especially during the morning rush.
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