You can breathe easy now – in order to take advantage of the scooter and motorcycle without a helmet of their leadership has been canceled by the Ahmedabad Police Commissioner. The whole town protests were triggered by the simple announcement of tough measures.

Despite ignoring the condition of the hull is always looking for trouble. Since the rule was proposed, more than 1,000 offenders were taken daily by traffic police. Sudhir Sinha, Police Commissioner of the city, told TOI: “The disk is fine and violators will be fined.” He said the rules were discussed by a committee consisting of five StateLevel IPS officials. “They suggest LawEnforcement self-regulation and measures,” he said. “In addition, we will set up a network of CCTV cameras in various cities in the state to monitor traffic.”

S INHA said some members were in favor of increased fines and others believed that the power of the fine that went with the police. “We will present our suggestions for the department, which then will the department of road transport and it is RTO” he said. “Once you clear the proposal, which comes into force.”

What now seems compelled to have had some success. The city has reported an increase in helmet wearing drivers, officials said the traffic police. “Because the media and advertising department, there was an awareness of the consequences of not wearing a helmet,” said Nilesh Jajadiya, Assistant Commissioner of Police (traffic). “Most people chose to wear a helmet instead of risking getting their cars impounded.” He said the police were going soft at the time because of the monsoon.

“But the reader soon will take place on a large scale,” he said. Even with the current unit, many pay for mocking the rule. “Over the past 10 days, August 10th, 2772 headphones at least one screwdriver, be taken in one day.” He said 13,122 cases were treated in the same period, which included the confiscation of driver’s license. In addition, details of offenders were reported to the RTO.

August 19, 1700 cases were reported, authorities said the traffic police. “Our goal is not to harass citizens, but to raise awareness about safe driving,” said Jajadiya. “The fact that many deaths could have been avoided had he been wearing a helmet. We hope to reduce the number of road deaths over time.”