The Government of Goa is set to roll out its Intelligent Traffic Management System (ITMS) from July 1, 2026, introducing camera-based enforcement of traffic rules across 26 locations in the state.
Under the new system, motorists found violating traffic regulations through automated surveillance cameras will face substantial penalties. The ITMS will monitor and detect a range of offences, including overspeeding, jumping red lights, using mobile phones while driving, failure to wear helmets or seat belts, dangerous driving, and illegal parking.
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The initiative aims to enhance road safety, improve traffic discipline, and reduce accidents by leveraging advanced technology for real-time monitoring and enforcement. The automated system will identify violations and facilitate the issuance of fines without the need for manual intervention by traffic personnel.
Authorities have urged motorists to strictly adhere to traffic regulations as the camera-based enforcement mechanism comes into effect from July 1, warning that violations captured by the ITMS network will attract hefty penalties under the applicable provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act.
The implementation of the ITMS marks a significant step towards modernising traffic management in Goa and promoting safer roads through technology-driven enforcement.
