IN PHOTOS | Delhi Odd-Even Scheme: Police Fines Odd Number Vehicles On Road; Rs 4,000 On-The-Spot Penalty For Violators!

Odd-even vehicle scheme came into force in Delhi today, it will continue till 15th November. (ANI)

Air Quality Index (AQI) is at 434 (severe) in ITO. (ANI)

According to officials, the spot at which the teams will be deployed will change from time to time to keep a surprise element for violators. Cops will also use footage from automatic numberplate recognition cameras installed around the city to prosecute violators. (ANI)

Air Quality Index (AQI) is at 491 (severe) in Anand Vihar. (ANI)

Drivers violating the odd-even rule will also be informed about the provisions of the scheme while being challaned. (ANI)

Traffic police officers said that if a commuter is unable to pay the fine on spot, he would be entitled to a court challan as per provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act. (ANI)

Traffic Police fines a driver for using an odd numbered vehicle, near ITO. (ANI)

Police fines a driver for using an odd numbered vehicle, near India Gate. (ANI)

Violators will be booked under Delhi government’s amended rule and will have to dish out Rs 4,000 on the spot as compounding challan under provisions of Motor Vehicles Act. (ANI)