By ETF Desk
Police officials in Udupi district announced that six speed radar cameras have been officially commissioned at strategic points along the region’s busiest highways. According to the launch, the units are now live and actively recording speeds on vehicles transiting the route.
The initiative follows a study that found a significant rise in traffic accidents on the Udupi‑to‑Bhatkal corridor, with 45% of collisions attributed to speeding. By deploying the radars at high‑traffic intersections, transport authorities aim to deter dangerous driving habits and improve road safety for commuters and tourists alike.
For motorists, the new cameras will automatically issue penalty notices for exceeding the speed limits, with a triennial fine structure in place. The measure is expected to reduce high‑speed incidents and potentially lower accident rates. Source: Google News – Udupi District.