<p>Bengaluru Traffic Police have collected over Rs 9.24 crore via pending traffic e-challans at the end of the fine concession period on September 9. </p>.<p>The fine concession was valid only for e-challans issued for traffic violations before February 11 and paid before September 9. </p>.<p>As of 8:30 pm on Saturday, traffic violators cleared a total of 2,92,792 cases by paying Rs 9,24,62,540 between July 6 and September 9. </p>.Unsafe helmets everywhere: Who’s to blame?.<p>In just nine days in September, a total of 83,027 cases of traffic violations were cleared after violators paid a total of Rs 2,52,59,250, according to traffic police. </p>
<p>Bengaluru Traffic Police have collected over Rs 9.24 crore via pending traffic e-challans at the end of the fine concession period on September 9. </p>.<p>The fine concession was valid only for e-challans issued for traffic violations before February 11 and paid before September 9. </p>.<p>As of 8:30 pm on Saturday, traffic violators cleared a total of 2,92,792 cases by paying Rs 9,24,62,540 between July 6 and September 9. </p>.Unsafe helmets everywhere: Who’s to blame?.<p>In just nine days in September, a total of 83,027 cases of traffic violations were cleared after violators paid a total of Rs 2,52,59,250, according to traffic police. </p>
