The Haryana government will set up a new traffic police station in Hansi district to tackle congestion and unregulated traffic.
With this, the number of traffic police stations in the state will rise to 23, Director General of Police B S Sandhu said here today.
"A decision to set up a new traffic police station in Hansi has been taken in view of rapid traffic volumes on the roads in the town," the police officer said.
The move would help in tackling the issue of congestion and unregulated traffic, he said.
At present, 22 traffic police stations are functional in the state, one each in 20 districts and two in Gurgaon.
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