In India, Police stations have a designated area under their jurisdiction and it is headed by a station house officer (SHO) who may be of inspector or sub-inspector rank officer, assisted by an assistant sub-inspector, head constables, and constables. The number of personnel in a particular police station depends on many factors like area covered, population, topography, crime rate, sensitivity, important places, and others. In the Ambala district, there are numerous police stations that are allocated to a number of villages and other factors.
But for Traffic-related issues, traffic police stations are designed that are responsible for traffic arrangements or serve in traffic, road policing units enforcing rules of the road or issues related to street accidents, involving deaths, and challan. It includes officers who patrol major roads and also police who address traffic infractions on other roads
If your Jurisdiction station is the Mohra Traffic Police Station in the Ambala district and needs help on any traffic-related subject matter then you can dial 100, 1073 the national police helpline number, or contact the Mohra Traffic Police Station official number.
Mohra Traffic Police Station Contact Number
National Police Helpline → 100
Traffic Police Helpline → 1073
Mohra Traffic Police Station Contact → 0171-2870050, 9729990124
Mohra Traffic Police Station Email → [email protected], [email protected]
Mohra Traffic Police Station Address → Mohra Traffic Police Station, Mohra, Ambala, Haryana, India
Mohra Traffic Police
Traffic Ambala Police, has two separate Traffic Police Station and its office are situated at Mohra on National Highway 44 for Urban areas & and another one Traffic Police Station Shahzadpur situated on National Highway 73 (old) near Shahzadpur for Rural. Both Traffic Police Stations are working under the supervision of Deputy Superintendent of Police, Ambala. (Headquarter) Urban and Deputy Superintendent of Police Naraingarh for Rural.The incharge of Police Station Traffic Mohra is an rank of Sub-Inspector
Traffic Enforcement:- Sufficient number of Police Officials have been posted as per BPRD norms in traffic staff. Awareness programme are being organized for general public, student and road users about traffic rules on continuously basis. Traffic Challan are being made against the violators rules specially traffic laws violations by two wheelers, cars & taxies, trucks over speeding without helmets and non-wearing of seat belt.
Main Highways/State Highways:- There is six National Highways named NH-44, NH-152, NH-344, NH-444A, NH-65 & NH-7 apart from this two State Highways are falling in District Ambala. Sincere and arduous efforts are being made by the district police administration to reduce road accident and to save precious lives of the peoples. In case of road accidents to provide all possible assistance is being given to the accident victims as soon as possible. 03 Police Assistance Booths have been already installed at a reasonable distance on National Highways No. 44. Total 02 Bolero, 02-Crane & 03 Motor cycle rider police vehicles are patrolling on National Highways round the 24 hours on various areas for smooth traffic and reduction of road accident in District Ambala.
Trauma Care:- 02 Trauma Care centre i.e. Civil Hospital Ambala City (NH-65) & MM Hospital Mullana (NH-344) has already been functioning in this district smoothly. The aim is to ensure proper trauma care to the victims of road accidents with in minimum possible time. Police department is being collected the data of the taken by the ambulance to reach the spot and evacuate the accident victims to the nearest Hospital/Trauma centre, survival rate in various Hospitals.
Challaning Branch:-
A challaning branch has also been established in Police Lines, Ambala City. All challans of M.V. Act are compounded in this branch. The main object of Ambala Traffic Police is to provide better traffic management to commuters and reduce accident and make Ambala roads safe, smooth and friendly.
If you have any traffic relates problems please contact on these numbers 0171-2870050, 9729990124 or email at [email protected], [email protected]