Traffic related Petition to DCP Traffic, Thane

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ALERT CITIZENS FORUM OF INDIA 

A7/303, Saket CHSL, Saket Marg, Thane (W) 400601.


May 10, 2017.

The DCP Traffic,
Thane City.

Respected Sir,

The traffic scenario in Thane is becoming pathetic as the vehicles are increasing. 
Not following traffic signals, parking/stopping in middle of road, many cars barging in to take turn, no respect to pedestrians are becoming very common and a big nuisance.

It is high time the traffic police do their job really well.
Given that Thane is next door to the finance capital of India, the traffic management is way too below par.
The number of vehicles having been increasing at a very rapid rate( appx 15,000/year), but the Traffic management is way too behind to cope up with the same.
Being senstiive Thane-ites we would like the following points to be implemented:

- Increase the traffic police staff at RTO's to keep pace with increasing number of vehicles. The RTO staff strength has been decreasing with the tremendous increase in traffic! Really difficult to comprehend!

- Limit the number of vehicle registered and establish a well-defined protocol to monitor/regulate the same.

- Ensure traffic rules more strictly to ensure people respect the rules and not take YOU for granted. Most of them are NOT scared of LAWS and don't follow rules. This is getting really bad and will get even worse in the future. 
Its a real shame that most of them go unpunished and have no respect for the rules.

- Thane now has many flyover bridges. What is most dangerous and annoying is that ST buses, Company buses and private tempos stop their vehicles abruptly at the fag end of the bridge after descending to offload people.
This causes the traffic following the vehicle to brake urgently. The other danger is that people who get off from such vehicles come in front of the vehicles coming from below the bridge causing accidents.
Please ensure that such stopping is not allowed and the vehicles should go on the left side of the road and stop.

The following areas are also very chaotic and it seems pretty much ignored. Please deploy more staff at the following locations:

- Teen Hath naka Junction,
- Cadbury Junction,
- Majiwade junction,
- Balkum junction,
- Saket Rd ( Kalwa Bridge),
- Waghbil junction,
- Kalwa junction.

These are just a few places where we see daily chaos. We are pretty sure there will be many such places that need to be looked into.

Its high time Thane Traffic Police gets more serious about the worsening traffic scenario and take strong steps towards ensuring less problems to transportation and the common man affected by the same.

Hope you will pay heed to our sincere request.

Regards,

For Alert Citizens Forum of India

Dayanand Nene (8879528575)

President

Alert team: Jitendra Satpute, Prasad Bedekar, Ganesh Iyer, Pramod Date, CS Sandhya Malhotra, Parikshit Dhume, Kiran Joshi.

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