Online Outrage: Random Speed Limits and Fines on Mumbai-Pune Route
An online user, The Kaipullai, criticizes the government for installing speed cameras without clear communication of speed limits, leading to unfair fines on the Mumbai-Pune route.
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In a recent social media post, The Kaipullai called it a 'money hack' by the government, highlighting the frustration felt by many drivers.
In the post shared on Thursday, The Kaipullai expressed his dissatisfaction with the recent installation of speed cameras across the Mumbai-Pune Expressway and nearby areas, including Vashi, Panvel, and Pune.
According to him, drivers are being fined despite adhering to what they believe are reasonable speeds due to the lack of clear communication regarding the speed limits.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main concern of drivers on the Mumbai-Pune route?
The main concern of drivers is the lack of clear communication about speed limits and the installation of speed cameras, leading to unexpected fines.
Who is The Kaipullai?
The Kaipullai is an online user who sparked a debate about the government's handling of speed limits and fines on the Mumbai-Pune route.
What example did The Kaipullai provide in his post?
The Kaipullai recounted a recent journey where he was fined for going 70 kmph on a road in Panvel, where the speed limit was allegedly 60 kmph.
What did Sanjay Lazar say about the speed traps?
Sanjay Lazar shared his experience of being fined for driving 65 kmph in a 60 kmph zone on the expressway, calling it a 'driver fine honey trap.'
What is the general sentiment about toll charges on highways?
The general sentiment is that toll charges are excessive and should be reduced or eliminated, especially after paying multiple taxes for infrastructure.
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