Delhi–Dehradun Expressway ANPR Cameras Linked to eChallan System; Over 1,000 Speeding Challans Issued

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New Delhi: Delhi Traffic Police has integrated the National Highways Authority of India’s Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras on the Delhi–Dehradun Expressway with the eChallan system, enabling technology-based detection and prosecution of traffic violations.

Delhi Traffic Police, in a post on X, said more than 1,000 challans and notices have already been issued for over-speeding through the integrated system.

According to the police, linking the ANPR camera network with the eChallan system is aimed at strengthening traffic enforcement on high-speed corridors and promoting safer and more disciplined driving.

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