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Man fined Rs 2,000 for 101 kmph on Yamuna Expressway sparks online debate

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A motorist was issued a Rs 2,000 traffic challan for travelling at 101 kmph on the Yamuna Expressway, where the speed limit is 100 kmph. The incident triggered online discussion about how traffic rules are enforced. Some commenters questioned the reliability of AI-based traffic cameras. Critics also pointed to the absence of any speed tolerance margin for minor excesses. Other people shared similar stories in which penalties appeared disproportionate to small speed violations.

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