Dehradun: The Road Transport Authority (RTA) on Friday issued challans to 35 three-wheelers (vikram autos and autorickshaws) and seized one for violating site visitors norms in Dehradun. Road Transport Officer (RTO) Sunil Sharma stated that to cut back site visitors congestion throughout the 2-3 km radius of Clock Tower, they frequently monitor the vehicular motion on this perimeter and are actually taking motion towards site visitors violators. “Our main objectives of launching this campaign are to find out the cause of traffic congestion, make public transport safe and ensure that permit conditions are not violated,” the RTO stated. Currently, 2,394 autos and 520 vikrams are plying on town roads. Many vikrams and autos are operating on these routes with out permits. Officials stated as soon as these automobiles are geared up with GPS, the violators may be caught simply. During the drive, officers additionally discovered that about 25% of vikrams and autos have put in GPS, however they aren’t prepared to offer entry to the transport division. “We will not allow them to flout traffic rules and every such vehicle plying within a 2-3 km radius of the clock tower will have to give us GPS access…,” the RTO stated.