<p>DHNS: The Bengaluru Traffic Police’s East Division has traced 69 vehicles having pending traffic fines equal to or exceeding Rs 50,000.</p>.<p>A note from Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic, East) Kuldeep Kumar Jain on Friday revealed that the 69 vehicles together have 8,875 cases against them for breaking traffic rules.</p>.<p>As of Friday, the traffic police collected Rs 5,27,600 by settling 1,048 cases registered against these repeat offenders.</p>.<p>A majority of these cases were reported and traced in the Banaswadi traffic police station limits, Kuldeep noted. “Nearly 54 of these vehicles were two-wheelers, 12 four-wheelers, and the remaining were autorickshaws," he said.</p>
<p>DHNS: The Bengaluru Traffic Police’s East Division has traced 69 vehicles having pending traffic fines equal to or exceeding Rs 50,000.</p>.<p>A note from Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic, East) Kuldeep Kumar Jain on Friday revealed that the 69 vehicles together have 8,875 cases against them for breaking traffic rules.</p>.<p>As of Friday, the traffic police collected Rs 5,27,600 by settling 1,048 cases registered against these repeat offenders.</p>.<p>A majority of these cases were reported and traced in the Banaswadi traffic police station limits, Kuldeep noted. “Nearly 54 of these vehicles were two-wheelers, 12 four-wheelers, and the remaining were autorickshaws," he said.</p>