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Noida Enforces Lane Driving Rules And Finds Information On How To Avoid The Rs 2000 Challan

Hardik Gulati

Updated on 04:31 PM, 21 May 2025 3 min

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Noida enforces lane driving rules and finds information on how to avoid the Rs. 2000 challan.

The Charkha roundabout near Amity University, the Gardens Galleria Mall to Film City, and the Bird Feeding Point near Dalit Prerna Sthal are the three locations where Noida Traffic Police have established "No lane changing zones" to ease commuters' lives and lessen traffic congestion.

Lakhan Singh Yadav, the deputy commissioner of police for traffic in Noida, argues that one of the main reasons for traffic bottlenecks is a lack of lane discipline. To prevent commuters from changing lanes at the last minute once they have entered the crossroads, Noida Traffic focused on three specific locations - the Charkha roundabout near Amity University, the Gardens Galleria Mall to Film City, and the Bird Feeding Point near Dalit Prerna Sthal.

Traffic Police to set up signboards

Noida Traffic has put up signboards that read "Lane Change Zone Start" or "Lane Change Prohibited" to help commuters comprehend. Commuters have plenty of time to change lanes or stay in their current lane because the Lane Change signs are placed nearly 100 meters before the roundabouts or crossroads.

This has a very straightforward explanation. When motorists start cutting into other lanes, it disrupts the flow of traffic and may cause a dead stop since other vehicles may not have the time or space to react.

Commuters attract fines if rules are violated

The Motor Vehicles Act's Sections 119 and 177 mandate that all drivers abide by all traffic signs and laws. A punishment of Rs 2,000 could be imposed for disregarding signs such as "Lane Change Zone Start" or "Lane Change Prohibited." Commuters who consistently disobey these lane-changing regulations risk even more severe punishments under Section 184 of the Motor Vehicles Act, which imposes a Rs 5,000 fine for reckless driving.

Police Personnel to be dispatched at above said locations

Three traffic police officers will be on duty at the specified site from 8 a.m. to 1 a.m. and then from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. to guarantee that the regulation is properly enforced. Police officers will first issue e-challans to the infractions, and then cameras will be installed.

Conclusion

With Noida Traffic Police actively enforcing lane discipline at key congestion points, commuters must adhere to the new rules to avoid hefty fines. The placement of signboards and the deployment of traffic personnel highlight the city's commitment to smoother traffic management. While cutting corners may seem like a time-saver, it ultimately leads to delays and penalties. Following lane discipline not only prevents unnecessary challans but also ensures safer and more efficient roadways for everyone. Stay in your lane, follow the signs, and drive responsibly to avoid the Rs. 2,000 fine!

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Hardik Gulati

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Hardik is passionate about creating new things and loves to do theatre and music. As a content writer, he makes sure to bring depth and clarity to his writing and also keeps the same thing informative at that moment.

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