Hyderabad flags off 30 CSR-funded patrol bikes to boost traffic management

By New Zealand Blog News Service Jul 19, 2026

Hyderabad Traffic Police, with HCSC, deployed 30 new patrol bikes to tackle congestion and improve emergency response, taking the fleet to 80.
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