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Yes it's my Fortuner. I guess I'll pay the fine and move on. | ||
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BHPian Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Mumbai
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| ![]() Just a shout out stating that the Cameras on the Eastern Freeway are in action. Got fined Rs 1000 for speeding while going to office. The speed limit of 60 kmph is ridiculous,( WEH has 80 at most places now), but till then I have informed the driver to maintain it. |
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| ![]() I am not from Mumbai, but this is something I have noticed happens often - do you have sufficient boards placed along the stretch which inform the driver clearly about the speed limits? I am not talking about just placing 1 - 2 boards just for the sake of it. I have noticed similar practices with no parking zones, which is honestly a pain in this country. Most of us wouldn't want to knowingly commit an offense. As long as there is no real intent to curb these offenses (which should be backed by actions - the commuters/drivers should be visually communicated very well about the restrictions), as long as it is just another fine collection drive to meet their monthly targets, I think these activities will not do much in terms of ensuring better driving practices. |
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I doubt the two on the straight near Sewri are working judging by the number of people zipping past! Quote:
By and large, in Mumbai we have proper signages - the only place where the signage is missing is on Marine Drive, but rest is very clear, including signs for cameras that will report you for crossing the white line. | ||
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Distinguished - BHPian ![]() ![]() | ![]() Speed Cameras on Marine Drive are also up and running - right in the middle of the straight road near the gymkhanas / aquariums. Speed limit is 60kmph (the speed limit sign is on the side of the road and not easily visible). With the road having been recently re-layered, I expect many people to get a ticket on this one. |
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Distinguished - BHPian ![]() ![]() | ![]() A friend got a message about over speeding in his etios on the freeway. He wrote an email to them stating that he never overspeeds and that they should review the footage. Within 10 days he got a mail stating that he was correct and the car that was to be captured had suddenly changed lanes and thus his car was captured on the camera and the fine was being reversed and the offending car being challaned. So that's a good sign and that they are being proactive. |
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| ![]() That speed limit sign is under a tree & quite difficult to spot as rightly pointed out by you. Also apart from Marine Drive, have also seen a few challans for the cameras installed between Santacruz Flyover & Kherwadi Flyover, not very sure about the ones on Bandra Reclamation. Randomly came across this below challan of a Lambo for over speeding! ![]() |
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Owns a Lamborghini and gets fined for doing just 83 km/h on a Sunday morning at 8 AM. Like I said at the start of the thread, we need to have sensible rules, (as well as infrastructure that makes following them easy). I guess we'll be doing things backwards, starting with enforcing inconvenient rules and then revising them (or more likely, stopping to enforce them). | |
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| ![]() ![]() Got this today but doesnt have any evidence. Any idea how to pay ? |
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![]() edit: BTW, which location in Mumbai was this recorded? Last edited by riteshritesh : 6th April 2018 at 14:43. | ||
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Senior - BHPian ![]() | ![]() You shouldn't have paid! Simply shoot a mail to them asking for either uploading the evidence or cancelling the challan, Apparently they do respond quickly & looking at the number of people getting fined mistakenly they also do cancel the challan without a fuss. |
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I was on my way to work on my Duke 390. I stay at Bandra and work at Andheri. So this i guess must be caught by the cameras near Valola flyover. But the thing is, i leave for work at around 6:30am. They want me to maintain a speed of 80 on an empty WEH on a duke 390 early in the morning?? | |
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That sense needs to go! Period! We need to realise that we are extended the privilege of driving by the RTO under the agreement that we'll always follow rules. It's not a birthright we have! Until we absorb that as a culture, we'll always drive like idiots. A rule is a rule. If the rule needs correction (Eg. perhaps relax speed limit to 90 before 7 am on Sundays?), follow the due process to get it corrected. But don't violate the rule just bcoz of a false sense of entitlement. This is one of the things that makes us 3rd worldish. | |
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