LUCKNOW, Jan. 3 -- Uttar Pradesh recorded 13,78,919 traffic rule violation cases in 2025, nearly four lakh fewer than the 17,58,930 challans issued in 2024, according to data from the transport department.

"In line with the chief minister Yogi Aditanath's vision to reduce road accidents, strict enforcement of traffic rules and regular awareness drives were undertaken across the state, resulting in relatively fewer violations," a government spokesman stated.

The enforcement during the year resulted in a collection of around Rs.454.49 crore.

Despite the decline, traffic violations remained widespread. Riding without helmets accounted for the largest share, with 6,32,901 challans issued. Seatbelt violations stood at 1,33,189 cases, while ...