On the back of Thursday’s pile-up, which saw six injured, highway police say speeding, wrong-side parking and lane cutting are common hazards for motorists
A damaged car is towed on Mumbai-Pune e-way. Pic/Sameer Markande
In just 28 days of April, the transport department registered over 8,000 cases of traffic violations on the Mumbai-Pune Expressway, where six people were hurt after a pile-up on Thursday. Speeding is the top offence, followed by wrong-side parking and lane cutting, as per the official data.
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