Traffic Division of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) filed 2,240 cases against traffic law violators during raids conducted in different parts of the capital on Wednesday.
According to the DMP Traffic Division, 130 cases were filed in the Ramna traffic division, involving 29 buses, five covered vans, 12 CNG-run auto-rickshaws and 19 motorcycles.
The Lalbagh traffic division filed 136 cases involving 28 buses, three lorries, two covered vans, 12 CNG auto-rickshaws and 56 motorcycles.
A total of 365 cases were filed in the Motijheel traffic division, involving 126 buses, three lorries, 13 covered vans, 54 CNG auto-rickshaws and 119 motorcycles.
The Wari traffic division filed 391 cases involving 100 buses, 50 lorries, 39 covered vans, 36 CNG auto-rickshaws and 67 motorcycles.
In the Tejgaon traffic division, 287 cases were filed involving 35 buses, three lorries, 16 covered vans, 34 CNG auto-rickshaws and 113 motorcycles.
The Mirpur traffic division filed 337 cases involving 48 buses, 21 lorries, 26 covered vans, 32 CNG auto-rickshaws and 148 motorcycles.
The Uttara traffic division filed 313 cases involving 94 buses, 24 lorries, 18 covered vans, 25 CNG auto-rickshaws and 78 motorcycles.
Meanwhile, 281 cases were filed in the Gulshan traffic division, involving 71 buses, six lorries, 15 covered vans, 34 CNG auto-rickshaws and 76 motorcycles.
During the drives, 476 vehicles were sent to dumping yards and 292 vehicles were towed away.
The DMP Traffic Division said its drives to maintain traffic discipline in Dhaka would continue.
