Hyderabad Traffic Police Launches New Website; will display “Citizens Complaint”, “Parking Zone” details and emergency numbers

Hyderabad Traffic Police New Website | Photo credit: screenshot from

Hyderabad Traffic Police launched its new website (echallan.tspolice.gov.in/htp/index.html) on Tuesday (October 13, 2026). Apart from checking e-challan status and information about various NOCs, people can file complaints about traffic congestion, parking issues, road safety and more or give suggestions. A link to connect with the traffic police via WhatsApp will also be displayed.

The page that appears after clicking on the ‘Citizen Complaint’ option on the Hyderabad Traffic Police website | Photo Credit: Screenshot of Hyderabad Traffic Police Online Feedback Form

Information about the relevant traffic police station by location is available under the ‘Know your PS’ option. The contact details of the police officers concerned are listed on these pages.

Parking zones in Hyderabad

The list of parking zones within Greater Hyderabad limits is also available on the new website. In addition to the name of the parking spaces, the online location is also provided. The spots are displayed as per traffic police station limits in Khairatabad, Secunderabad, Jubilee Hills, Golconda, Rajendranagar, Charminar, Chadrayangutta and Shamshabad zones.

The parking zones along with the online link to navigate to the spots are available on the Hyderabad Traffic Police website | Photo credit: Screenshot from

Civil complaint

After clicking on ‘Citizen Complaint’ option, the user’s email ID will be fetched and a ‘not shared’ message will be displayed below it. However, this is not marked with an asterisk – which is used for a “required question”. Entering name and mobile number is optional. After selecting a complaint type, people have to provide a location — they are marked with an asterisk and a description of the complaint.

Type of Complaints People Can File Through Hyderabad Traffic Police Website | Photo Credit: Screenshot of Hyderabad Traffic Police Online Feedback Form

Emergency numbers

The home page lists the traffic line number 9010203626. It also lists emergency contacts for the police (112), women’s line (181), children’s line (1098), ambulance (108), fire rescue service (101), cyber crime (1930) and others.

The new website was launched by Hyderabad Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar along with Joel Davis, Hyderabad Joint Commissioner Traffic and others.

Published – 14 Oct 2026 14:03 IST