Delhi's New Speed Enforcement Drive Aims to Curb Road Accidents

Delhi Traffic Police have intensified speed control measures on NH-44, testing handheld laser speed guns at the Libaspur Bus Stand. The initiative comes after a high rate of accidents, emphasizing the need for accurate speed detection to reduce fatalities and improve road safety in high-risk areas.


Devdiscourse News Desk | New Delhi | Updated: 07-02-2026 17:57 IST | Created: 07-02-2026 17:57 IST
Delhi's New Speed Enforcement Drive Aims to Curb Road Accidents
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Delhi Traffic Police have stepped up their speed control initiatives along the NH-44 corridor by testing handheld laser speed guns in the Libaspur Bus Stand area, officials announced on Saturday.

Five of these advanced speed cameras were tested to support enforcement in high-risk and speeding-prone zones across the city, resulting in 151 challans during the initiative.

The area is notorious for truck traffic and has recorded significant accidents, with data showing 68 road incidents between 2018 and 2023, including 28 fatal crashes. The new devices aim to improve speed regulation, particularly in vulnerable industrial regions.

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