North India Statesman
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News India Live, Digital Desk: If you are going from Delhi, Noida to Agra or Lucknow and Yamuna Expressway is your favorite route, then this news is very important for you. We all enjoy driving on wide roads, but now this ‘fun’ can become a big ‘punishment’ for your pocket.
Yamuna Authority (YEIDA) and the police administration have now made the rules on the expressway so strict that even a small mistake can prove costly.
After all, what is the new problem?
Often people think that police cannot be stationed everywhere, so increase the speed in the middle of the road, who is watching? But now you are in a misunderstanding. A network of hi-tech cameras has been laid on Yamuna Expressway to prevent ‘overspeeding’.
The news is coming that the administration is now further advancing the challan system. The buzz is that if your vehicle is found overspeeding, its challan will be added to your records not just on paper but digitally. Such preparations are going on that in future this challan will be sent directly to you. FASTag Or may be linked to the toll system.
That is, when you pass through the toll plaza, the system will catch that you have broken the rules behind. Either the toll barrier will not open, or it will be allowed to proceed only after paying the fine. Its simple meaning is – “Escape is now impossible.”
How will your speed be measured?
This technique is very interesting. This is called ‘time difference’. Suppose you go from Point A (Jewar Toll) to Point B (Mathura Toll). If you reach the second toll sooner than the scheduled time, then it clearly means that you have driven the vehicle at a speed of more than 100 km/h. That’s it, the computer will generate your challan instantly.
This is all for your good.
The reality is that very dangerous accidents happen on Yamuna Expressway during winter season and even on normal days. The biggest reason for this is burst tires and uncontrolled speed.
Speed limit for cars now 100 km/h and for heavy vehicles 60 km/h Is. The aim of the administration is not to earn money by issuing challans, but to save your life. In fog the speed limit is further reduced.
My Advice
Friends, the real fun of the journey is when you and your family reach the destination safely.
- Keep the vehicle speed within 100.
- Maintain balance in your Fastag, but not to deduct the fine, but for the toll.
- Don’t try to trick the cameras, because they have become very smart now.
So next time you board the expressway, be careful about your wallet and your safety before pressing the accelerator.
