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"Kolkata is a metropolis with a very limited road space and one of the highest vehicle density ratios. Understandably, without cooperation from all stakeholders including the public at large, it is not possible for traffic police alone to manage the city traffic smoothly. |
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Therefore, on joining as the new Commissioner of Police of this historic city, I appeal to all concerned to follow the Rules of the Road, to obey speed limits and have consideration for fellow travellers. This will go a long way in achieving our objectives of increasing the speed of vehicle, reducing accidents and reducing vehicular pollution load in the city. "
- G.M. Chakrabarti, Commissioner of Police
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Traffic Management has emerged as one of the most challenging aspects of Metro Policing, and among all Metros, Kolkata offers its own unique challenges. Limited road space, huge volume of traffic, slow-moving vehicles and the sea of humanity make traffic management a daunting task. Balancing of twin principles of speed and |
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safety
requires a high degree of skill and motivation. The spurt
in growth that kolkata is witnessing
has added a new dimension to the scenario.
This Annual Review is an attempt on our behalf to give an insight to this myriad world of Kolkata Traffic Police.
We are aware of the challenge and responsibilities and the endeavour would be to provide an excellent traffic system in which the people of kolkata can take pride.
Dilip Bandyopadhyay, Deputy Commissioner of Police
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