The Motor Vehicles Department (MVD) Ramban conducted a major enforcement drive at Maroog, Seri and Chanderkote along National Highway-44.
The drive was carried out on the directions of the Transport Commissioner, J&K and under the supervision of Assistant Regional Transport Officer Ramban, with the objective of ensuring strict compliance with traffic regulations and enhancing road safety.
During the drive, more than 75 vehicles were checked for adherence to the Motor Vehicles Act and other road safety norms. A total of 15 vehicles were e-challaned for various offences, attracting an expected penalty of ₹53,700.
Violations detected included permit-related offences, operation of defective vehicles and other traffic rule violations. Two vehicles were seized for being operated in defective condition, while two driving licences were recommended for suspension for serious violations, including operating vehicles without valid permits and driving defective motor vehicles.
Assistant Regional Transport Officer Ramban Varun Bhasin urged vehicle owners, drivers and commuters to strictly follow traffic regulations, maintain vehicles in roadworthy condition and carry all valid documents while driving to avoid legal action.
The ARTO added that the MVD and District Police will continue to conduct regular enforcement drives across the district to curb traffic violations and ensure the safety of all road users.
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