In a significant stride towards improving traffic management, the rope policy adopted by the Hyderabad Metropolitan Police is reaping encouraging results. Implemented in September of the preceding year, the policy aims to alleviate traffic-related issues that have been plaguing the city. A major focus of the policy was to tackle problems such as the encroachment of footpaths along principal routes and unauthorized parking in the city. The objective of the rope policy is to enhance the flow of both vehicles and pedestrians in Hyderabad's bustling streets. The Hyderabad Traffic Police's 25 units have been actively enforcing this policy throughout the city. The operation, known as ROPE (Regulate, Organize, Plan, and Educate), has resulted in substantial fines levied on motorists and several establishment owners for traffic infringements. The initiative was launched with the goal of creating safer and more efficient streets for Hyderabad's residents. This operation has led to the imposition of fines amounting to several lakhs, demonstrating the police's commitment
