Overview
Maharashtra, March 2026. The Maharashtra Motor Vehicles Department has deployed MTES, our Mobile Traffic Enforcement System, across 69 interceptor vehicles.
The challenge
Maharashtra has 3.6 crore registered vehicles and 3 lakh km of roads. Manual enforcement caught only about 10% of violators. Vehicles above 140 km/h were nearly impossible to catch, and the open boot of an interceptor warned violators from a distance.
What changed
- Detection rate: from about 10% to near 100%
- Speed enforcement: up to 230 km/h
- Processing time: from 15 to 30 seconds per case to real time
- Night operations: from limited to full IR support
- Infrastructure: from fixed towers to mobile and flexible
MTES detects overspeeding, no helmet, no seatbelt, triple riding, non-standard plates and expired documents. Each case carries an image and video evidence, generated automatically.
The system is integrated with NIC, VAHAN and Sarathi for e-challan generation. All 69 vehicles are monitored in real time from a central location, and hierarchy-based validation keeps each challan accountable.
Read the Maharashtra MTES case study, learn more about MTES, or see more enforcement case studies.
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