The deduction of points? Nerdy. In India, the police punish offending drivers by having them direct traffic. "The idea is to show them how difficult it is to manage the chaos," said the initiator of this formula, Bharti Arora. The quadrille proving ineffective, the head of traffic police in Gurgaon, a suburb of New Delhi, decided to crack down.
Besides their fine of 100 rupees, "the offender must spend at least ten minutes to help solve the mess they created." Fifty speeders are thus put to work every day. The accidents are 120 000 deaths annually in India, says Earth Times News.
Besides their fine of 100 rupees, "the offender must spend at least ten minutes to help solve the mess they created." Fifty speeders are thus put to work every day. The accidents are 120 000 deaths annually in India, says Earth Times News.
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