<p>Karnataka State Police have booked a total of 1,909 cases against speed limit violators, a month since they began using radar guns to capture speeding violations on the Bengaluru-Mysuru expressway. Of the 1,909 cases, a majority were booked by the Ramanagara police. About 2,654 cases have been booked against vehicle owners for violating lane regulations.</p>.<p>A high number of recorded cases indicates greater vigilance and shouldn’t be seen as an indication of a greater occurrence of violations only in that area, Alok Kumar, ADGP, Traffic and Road Safety told <span><em>DH</em></span>. Several exits along the highway have been closed to prevent the entry of vehicles, which has caused some discontent among local businesses.</p>
<p>Karnataka State Police have booked a total of 1,909 cases against speed limit violators, a month since they began using radar guns to capture speeding violations on the Bengaluru-Mysuru expressway. Of the 1,909 cases, a majority were booked by the Ramanagara police. About 2,654 cases have been booked against vehicle owners for violating lane regulations.</p>.<p>A high number of recorded cases indicates greater vigilance and shouldn’t be seen as an indication of a greater occurrence of violations only in that area, Alok Kumar, ADGP, Traffic and Road Safety told <span><em>DH</em></span>. Several exits along the highway have been closed to prevent the entry of vehicles, which has caused some discontent among local businesses.</p>