Updated On: 03 June, 2023 07:36 AM IST | Mumbai | Rajendra B. Aklekar
State govt approves allocation of R38.33 cr for road safety, new cars to be part of flying squads

The cameras on an interceptor van can detect number plates of vehicles at a range of over 500 metres
With its road safety campaign a smashing success, the transport department will now get to purchase as many as 187 new interceptor vehicles, equipped with speed guns, lux meters and other key requirements for road safety.
Deputy transport commissioner (road safety cell) and transport officer Bharat Kalaskar said, “With a budget of Rs 38.33 crore approved by the Maharashtra government, this initiative reflects the state’s commitment to promoting awareness and ensuring safer roads.