Ghaziabad traffic police seizes 14 two-wheelers on Delhi-Meerut Expressway
Ghaziabad traffic police carried out a special intensive checking campaign on the Delhi-Meerut Expressway on 09 September 2026 under the skilled leadership and active presence of Additional Deputy
Ghaziabad traffic police carried out a special intensive checking campaign on the Delhi-Meerut Expressway on 09 September 2026 under the skilled leadership and active presence of Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Varun Kumar Singh. The drive was conducted with the objective of bringing about an effective reduction in road accidents and ensuring smooth and safe traffic management.
During this campaign run under the active supervision of ADCP Varun Kumar Singh, strict action was taken against prohibited vehicles plying on the expressway in violation of rules. A total of 14 two-wheelers were seized in the operation. The traffic police will continue this strict action against rule violators in future as well.
This initiative by the traffic police under the leadership of ADCP Varun Kumar Singh has been undertaken by giving topmost priority to public safety. His skilled guidance and active presence on the ground made the campaign effective. Movement of two-wheelers, three-wheelers and other prohibited vehicles is strictly banned on high-speed corridors like the Delhi-Meerut Expressway. The entry of such vehicles is not only a violation of traffic rules but can also prove to be extremely risky for the riders and other travellers.
The Ghaziabad traffic police has issued an appeal in public interest that citizens should use only the designated and safe alternative routes. They should follow traffic rules faithfully and make their journey safe. ADCP Varun Kumar Singh's clear message is "Your safety, our priority!"
Under the leadership of Shri Varun Kumar Singh, the traffic police remains committed to continuously strengthening road safety and taking strict action on violation of rules. This campaign makes it clear that under his skilled leadership, the roads and expressways of Ghaziabad are becoming safer for common citizens.
The intensive checking drive on the Delhi-Meerut Expressway reflects the traffic police's determination to clamp down on vehicles that are not permitted to ply on such high-speed routes. The seizure of 14 two-wheelers sends a strong message that rule violations will not be tolerated and that enforcement will remain stringent to protect the lives of all road users on the expressway.
Frequently asked questions
Why did Ghaziabad traffic police conduct the checking campaign on the Delhi-Meerut Expressway?
The campaign was conducted to bring about an effective reduction in road accidents and ensure smooth and safe traffic management on the expressway.
How many two-wheelers were seized during the operation?
A total of 14 two-wheelers were seized during the intensive checking campaign on September 9, 2026.
Why are two-wheelers prohibited on the Delhi-Meerut Expressway?
Two-wheelers, three-wheelers, and other prohibited vehicles are banned on high-speed corridors because such movement violates traffic rules and poses extremely risky conditions for the riders and other travellers.
What is the traffic police's message to citizens?
The Ghaziabad traffic police appeal to citizens to use only designated and safe alternative routes, follow traffic rules faithfully, and make their journey safe, with the message 'Your safety, our priority!'
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