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Global Road Safety Week: Drink driving on the wane, but other traffic violations on the rise

<p>While Salman Khan was found guilty of drink driving, speeding and driving rashly, Traffic police data shows that there has been a steep rise in similar traffic offences, barring driving under the influence of alcohol, which has seen a fall</p>

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The verdict in Salman Khan’s 2002 hit-and-run case couldn’t have come at a more fitting time, with the United Nations Global Road Safety Week currently on till May 10. Khan was not only found guilty of drink driving but also for speeding and rash driving, and with traffic violations on the rise in the city, perhaps the actor’s conviction will come as a warning to other motorists.

Cases of drink driving have reduced in the city due to the regular bandobasts and nakabandis on the roads, especially during weekends. File pic for representation
Cases of drink driving have reduced in the city due to the regular bandobasts and nakabandis on the roads, especially during weekends. File pic for representation

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