The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has filed 2,383 cases against traffic law violators within the last 24 hours in the capital. This enforcement action is part of a continuous effort to ensure road discipline and safety. The DMP's Traffic Division has been actively conducting drives across various divisions of the city to crack down on violations.
According to a press release from the DMP media and public relations division, a total of 586 vehicles were dumped and 250 vehicles were towed during these enforcement drives. The release provided a detailed breakdown of the cases filed across different divisions of the city.
The Traffic-Ramna Division filed 104 cases, including against eight buses, four covered vans, nine CNG-run auto-rickshaws, and 30 motorcycles. The Traffic-Lalbagh Division filed 216 cases, involving 17 buses, 16 trucks, two covered vans, 26 CNG-run auto-rickshaws, and 99 motorcycles.
In the Traffic-Motijheel Division, 308 cases were filed against 21 buses, three trucks, 14 covered vans, 64 CNG-run auto-rickshaws, and 143 motorcycles. The Traffic-Wari Division filed 353 cases, including against 42 buses, 43 trucks, 43 covered vans, 32 CNG-run auto-rickshaws, and 103 motorcycles.
The Traffic-Tejgaon Division filed 219 cases, involving 17 buses, four trucks, eight covered vans, 47 CNG-run auto-rickshaws, and 88 motorcycles. Additionally, the Traffic-Mirpur Division filed 330 cases against 20 buses, 22 trucks, 28 covered vans, 31 CNG-run auto-rickshaws, and 154 motorcycles.
The Traffic-Uttara Division filed 476 cases, including against 57 buses, 13 trucks, 27 covered vans, 82 CNG-run auto-rickshaws, and 162 motorcycles. The Traffic-Gulshan Division filed 377 cases against 50 buses, three trucks, 17 covered vans, 44 CNG-run auto-rickshaws, and 113 motorcycles.
The DMP emphasized that their traffic enforcement drives will continue across the capital to maintain road discipline. These efforts are crucial for ensuring the safety and smooth flow of traffic in one of the most congested cities in the world. Effective traffic management is essential for reducing accidents and improving the overall commuting experience for residents.






































