Delhi Traffic Police Launches Special Campaign to Promote Safe Driving
The Delhi Traffic Police has registered 1,432 citizens on the Traffic Sentinel app to enhance road safety and compliance with traffic rules.
New Delhi, November 12 (Daily Kiran) : The Delhi Traffic Police has initiated a special campaign aimed at promoting adherence to traffic regulations and raising awareness about environmental guidelines. This initiative coincides with the rollout of the Traffic Sentinel app, along with information regarding the Delhi government’s Winter Action Plan and the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP).
Conducted across three ranges under Zone-1 of the Delhi Traffic Police, the campaign saw officers engaging with commuters and citizens, encouraging them to register on the Traffic Sentinel app. Participants were informed that they could use the app to report traffic violations such as driving in the wrong direction, jumping red lights, reckless driving, triple riding, riding without helmets, and improper parking by uploading photos or videos.
During this campaign, a total of 1,432 citizens registered on the Traffic Sentinel app, enhancing public participation in reporting traffic rule violations. The police also informed citizens about the restrictions imposed under the Delhi government’s Winter Action Plan, effective from November 1, 2026, to January 31, 2027, which restricts the entry and operation of non-BS-6 vehicles registered outside Delhi. Additionally, citizens were urged to report violations using the app in light of the currently applicable GRAP restrictions.
The Delhi Traffic Police emphasized the vital role of aware citizens in ensuring road safety, smooth traffic flow, and a cleaner environment. They believe that disciplined travelers, vigilant citizens, and responsible road users can collectively make Delhi’s roads safer and traffic more organized.
The police reiterated their commitment to enforcing traffic rules strictly and fostering public participation to ensure safer roads, improved traffic management, and cleaner air in the national capital.
