Karnataka considers Rs 5,000 fine for repeat traffic offenders, plans helmet rule

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The Karnataka government is proposing stricter penalties for repeated traffic violations. This includes fines up to Rs 5,000 and a demerit point system for habitual offenders. The state also plans to ban half-helmets for two-wheeler riders to improve safety. Discussions are underway to regulate low-speed e-scooters and promote carpooling initiatives.

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