Over 290 motorists’ licences suspended in Salem district for traffic violations
In Salem district, 293 motorists had their driving licences suspended in April due to various traffic violations. The district administration is actively implementing awareness programs and conducting monthly review meetings to enhance road safety. Officials have been instructed to identify accident-prone areas and improve infrastructure to prevent future incidents.
- ▪The suspended licences were due to overspeeding, riding without helmets, and using mobile phones while driving.
- ▪Monthly review meetings involve officials from multiple departments to monitor road safety measures.
- ▪The Collector has urged motorists to adhere to traffic regulations and has directed the installation of warning signboards in accident-prone areas.
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The driving licences of 293 motorists in Salem district were temporarily suspended in April for various traffic violations, including overspeeding, riding without helmets and using mobile phones while driving, Collector K. Elambahavath said at the monthly road safety review meeting held at the Collectorate on Friday (May 29, 2026).Chairing the meeting, Mr. Elambahavath said the district administration had been continuously implementing awareness programmes to reduce road accidents and promote safer travel.
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