The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has issued guidelines for vehicular movement at key points in the capital on the occasion of Victory Day to be celebrated on December 16. All buses, trucks, covered vans, microbuses, cars, CNGs, and other vehicles are requested to avoid the Gabtoli-Amin Bazar Bridge-Savar Road route from 3:30am to 9:30am as various dignitaries including the President and the Chief Adviser will leave for Savar National Memorial to pay tributes. DMP to ensure security for Christmas and New Year celebrations Instead, drivers are advised to use the alternative routes provided below. 1. For vehicles traveling from Gabtoli to various destinations via Savar, they will follow the Dhaka Airport Road, then continue via Abdullahpur Crossing and Ashulia Road. 2. For vehicles leaving Kalyanpur and Technical Esing towards Dhaka, they will turn right at Technical Crossing and proceed via Mirpur-1 and Diabari Crossing. 3. For vehicles traveling from Aricha via Amin Bazar to Nabinagar Bazar, they will turn left and take the Ashulia Road towards Dhaka. 4. For vehicles coming from Tangail towards Dhaka, they will take the route via Kaliakoir-Gazipur Chourasta-Tongi. Public awareness needed to resolve Dhaka’s chaotic traffic situation: DMP Commissioner During this time, commuters are requested to follow the alternative routes as indicated by the police. The Dhaka Metropolitan Police sought full cooperation of city dwellers, vehicle owners, and workers in ensuring smooth traffic flow and maintaining order on this important occasion.

The Traffic Division of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has filed 1,520 cases against violators of traffic laws during a drive conducted in various parts of the capital. Additionally, 15 vehicles were dumped and 19 vehicles were towed away during the drive. DMP files 1,799 cases for traffic rule violations The drive was carried out on Saturday by the DMP's Traffic Division, said DC (media) of DMP Talebur Rahman.  The DMP has announced that such operations will continue to ensure traffic discipline across Dhaka metropolitan areas.

The Traffic Division of Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has filed 832 cases for traffic rules violations in 24 hrs till Sunday morning  in various parts of the capital . Besides, 23 vehicles were dumped, and another 23 were towed during the drive. DMP files 2,065 cases for breaching traffic rules The operations were conducted by the DMP Traffic Division as part of their efforts to ensure traffic discipline in Dhaka. The DMP Traffic Division has announced that such operations will continue to maintain order on the city's roads.

The traffic division of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) filed 1,254 cases and collected Tk 51 lakh in fines during operations against traffic rule violators on Wednesday. Talebur Rahman, deputy commissioner (Media) of Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP), shared the information in a media release on Thursday. 7 held while trying to enter India through Dinajpur border Additionally, 78 vehicles were impounded, and 45 others were towed during the drives conducted in different parts of the capital. The drive will continue to maintain discipline, he said.

The traffic division of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) filed 1,131 cases and collected over Tk 47 lakh in fines during drives against traffic rule violators on Monday. Talebur Rahman, DC (Media) of Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP), shared the information in a media release on Tuesday. Additionally, 223 vehicles were impounded, and 68 others were towed during the drives conducted in different parts of the capital. 799 cases filed, Tk 33.39 lakh fine imposed for breaching traffic rules: DMP The drive will continue to maintain discipline, he said.      

The traffic division of Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) filed 799 cases and imposed fine of around Tk 33.39 lakh after conducting drives against traffic rule violators on Sunday. Muhammad Talebur Rahman, deputy commissioner (media) of DMP, said this in a media release on Monday. Read: 838 cases filed, over Tk 37 lakh fined for breaching traffic rules: DMP Fifty-three vehicles were dumped and 29 others were towed during the drives conducted in parts of the capital. The drive will remain continued to maintain the traffic order in Dhaka, it added

Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC) Mayor Atiqul Islam on Sunday said strict action will be taken against those who will violate traffic rules. “Vehicles should move on the streets following rules. Or else, stern action will be taken against those offenders,” he said while speaking at the inauguration programme of ‘Dhaka Nagar Paribahan’ at Mohammadpur bus depot. The government has fixed the bus fare at Tk 2.15 per kilometer for Dhaka Nagar Paribahan bus service on the 28-km Ghatarchar-Mohammadpur-Gulistan-Motijheel-Sighboard-Kanchpur bridge route, he said. Read: Much-hyped ‘Dhaka Nagar Paribahan’ rolled out With the increase in population, the number of buses and minibuses has increased in the city and over 9,000 buses and minibuses are moving on 291 routes of Dhaka city, Atiq said. “An unhealthy competition is seen among the buses of different companies due to lack of a well-planned transport system which causes both small and major accidents. So, we’ve to restore discipline in the whole transport system,” he added.

Illegal parking has become prevalent in the capital due to lack of enforcement of traffic rules, intensifying gridlocks and lack of parking spaces amid unplanned urbanisation.