New Delhi, March 3 -- The Delhi Traffic Police is in the process of installing 328 new cameras with features that will detect multiple violations simultaneously-including helmet-less riding, driving without seatbelt, using a mobile phone-and even track vehicles by their appearance, senior officers aware of the development have said.

The new cameras will plug into a system through which challans are generated automatically, help catch those driving on the wrong side, and - in a first - catch two-wheeler violations that existing cameras cannot at the moment.

Traffic police officials said the new cameras are likely to be installed and become functional by June this year.

"The new cameras that we are in the process of procuring and install...