The Pune traffic police have undertaken a significant enforcement drive, seizing over 6,000 abandoned vehicles in just 10 days. This initiative targets vehicles that are either abandoned, unused, or parked illegally, with the goal of easing traffic congestion and enhancing road safety across Pune, Maharashtra, India. Following numerous complaints from residents about unattended vehicles occupying valuable parking space, the police have implemented a structured approach. Vehicles identified as abandoned receive a notice, allowing owners 24 hours to remove them before they are declared abandoned and seized. In some cases, the deadline may extend to 48 hours or up to seven days depending on the vehicle's condition and location. However, vehicles that obstruct traffic flow are removed immediately. Once seized, the vehicles are taken to designated yards, and fines are imposed based on the violation. If unclaimed, the vehicles may be disposed of through auction. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to instill discipline among motorists and ensure efficient use of limited road space. The traffic police encourage citizens to report abandoned vehicles and cooperate in keeping public roads accessible.