Hyderabad Traffic Police have started issuing e-challans through mobile robo cameras, enabling officers to digitally record traffic violations and take action against offenders on the spot.
According to a police spokesperson, traffic officers will use mobile robo cameras to capture evidence of violations, including wrong parking, one-way driving, the use of fancy or illegal number plates, and other traffic offences. The recorded violations will then be processed through the e-challan system, eliminating the need for manual challans.
Police said the initiative is intended to improve traffic discipline and strengthen enforcement of road safety regulations through digital monitoring. The use of mobile robo cameras will allow officers to document violations more efficiently while ensuring greater transparency in the challan process.
The latest move expands Hyderabad’s existing e-challan system by giving traffic police the ability to issue electronic challans directly from the field using handheld mobile robo cameras, helping authorities speed up enforcement against traffic rule violations.
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