The Delhi High Court today directed the municipal corporations, Traffic Police and other civic agencies to visit each road in the national capital and count the total number of speed breakers.
The court's direction came after the Delhi Traffic Police informed it that there were only 93 authorised speed breakers on roads built by the Public Works Department in the capital.
A bench of justices S Ravindra Bhat and Yogesh Khanna also directed the agencies to identify potholes, manholes and other such breaks which exist on Delhi roads and file their reports. The court noted that the traffic police has identified 93 speed breakers on main roads but could not ascertain the exact position with regard to roads in interior areas like colonies.
The bench directed that chief engineers of the three municipal corporations and the special commissioner of police shall work in coordination and identify the actual position of speed breakers.