SRINAGAR: Kashmir Zone Police have taken action in more than 3,000 cases of traffic violations since October 17 as part of a sustained enforcement drive aimed at curbing dangerous driving practices and preventing road accidents.
According to a police handout issued on Sunday, the violations include rash driving, stunt biking and other offences that endanger the lives of road users.
Police said action had also been initiated in nearly 2,000 cases of riding without helmets, while around 1,800 vehicles had been seized across the Kashmir Zone.
More than 500 cases of rash driving and 450 cases of triple riding have also been booked in different districts, the handout said.
Reiterating its commitment to road safety, Kashmir Zone Police said protecting lives and ensuring safer roads remained a priority.
