The Mahashtra Transport Department said 27.76 Lakh e-challans worth £In July last year, 470 CRORE for transport transmissions on Mumbai-Pune was introduced because the intelligent ITMS control system was introduced.
But the abysmal recovery cost £51 Crore in fines, he said.
According to official data, Cars represented the share of the Lion to violate the expressway on the expressway 95 km with more than 17.20 lakh e-challans.
During the reported period, a heavy goods vehicle faced 3.27 lakh e-changing, followed by heavy passenger vehicles such as buses, at 2.48 lakh, the taxi faced 2 lakh challans and 1.2 lakh light carriers.
Medium goods vehicles received 85,468 e-changing, articulated heavy goods vehicles 30 450 and medium passenger buses 14 764 e-challans.
The head official of the Maharashtra (MMVD) motor vehicle department said PTI that their department had released 27.76 lakh e-challans that called for fines for melody £470 Crore from July 19, 2024 to 17 July this year.
3 lakh e-chalans worth £51.32 Crore was obtained by July 17th, he added.
ITM, used by high-resolution cameras and AI-based detection tools, were implemented to improve compliance and reduce accidents on a busy highway in Mumbai-Pune.
As part of the ITMS, Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) installed 40 Gantries and hundreds of CCTV cameras across the highway.
The State Transport Department gave £45 CRORE viability of life financing from the Road Safety Fund for the Project, stands more than £100 crore.
According to the mechanism, the violation report is generated through the ITMS system and verified at the Command Control Center (CCC) Center (CCC) employees of the operator and Chalans must be approved by RTO officials.
A large number of e-challans for excessive operation were issued in the motorway section. Thus, transporters require an increase in the speed limit in the GHAT part, the PTI report said it quoted resources.
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