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Not paid e-challan? Traffic Cops will come home to collect your dues

As they await state nod for hiring private recovery agents, traffic police form 11 teams to go door-to-door and collect pending fines from violators starting from December 15

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Twenty-two traffic cops have been deployed for the job. Representation Pic

Twenty-two traffic cops have been deployed for the job. Representation Pic

The city's traffic personnel will soon knock on the doors of errant motorists who have been fined but did not pay up. The department will start the drive from December 15 as it stares at a huge backlog of nearly Rs 317 crore. Officials said motorists will be informed via the traffic department's call centre before its personnel reach their homes to collect the penalties. The department has formed 11 teams, each with two cops, for this collection operation.

The traffic police have already contacted 2,000 motorists about the cops’ impending visits to their homes
The traffic police have already contacted 2,000 motorists about the cops' impending visits to their homes

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