Since April 1, Gurugram traffic police have successfully removed around 279 abandoned or broken-down vehicles from major roads and highways to enhance vehicular movement and reduce accident risks. This initiative, prompted by growing concerns from motorists, particularly targeted the Delhi-Gurugram (NH 48) expressway, where 248 vehicles were cleared. The operation also involved identifying hotspots where abandoned vehicles were causing rear-end collisions and lane violations. Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Prateek Gehlot emphasized the importance of quick removals to alleviate traffic bottlenecks. The police have issued 49,600 wrongful parking challans amounting to ₹2.48 crore (roughly $300,000 USD) in fines from January to April, further underscoring their commitment to road safety. Residents are encouraged to report any suspicious or abandoned vehicles through helplines for timely action.