Hyderabad Traffic Police conducted an intensive two-day special drive against drunk driving on Friday, October 16, and Saturday, October 17. During this operation, 417 motorists were apprehended across the city.
The initiative was undertaken to enhance road safety and curb instances of driving under the influence of alcohol. The individuals caught included riders of two-wheelers, three-wheelers, and drivers of four-wheelers.
Out of the total number of individuals caught, 353 were two-wheeler riders, 25 were three-wheeler riders, and 39 were drivers of four-wheelers and other vehicles. This breakdown highlights the widespread nature of the enforcement.
At least four individuals registered a Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) level exceeding 300. The maximum permissible BAC limit in blood is 30 mg per 100 ml, which is 0.03 percent.
The majority of the cases recorded during the two-day period fell into lower BAC ranges. There were 192 cases reported in the 51-100 mg/100 ml range, and 91 cases were in the 30-50 range. Additionally, 71 cases were between 101-150, and 45 cases were in the 151-200 range.