India, especially Jaipur, Rajasthan, faces uncontrolled traffic, a lack of lane systems, violation of traffic signals by buses and autorickshaws, potholes on the roads, no separate paths for pedestrians or cyclists, and stray animals littering the streets.

Apart from the huge traffic problem in Jaipur, it is also one of the fastest-growing cities in Rajasthan. We are breathing toxic air, and many of us have difficulty breathing outside. Cycling can be a solution to reduce pollution in Jaipur.

Therefore, I request the Jaipur government and the Indian government to use street and traffic cameras. Install cameras across the city and add challans to the electricity bill. This will improve the police system and reduce frequent jams. Additionally, take initiatives to promote greenery by planting trees along all the main roads of the city.

Instead of focusing solely on developing infrastructure to make the roads better for cars and trucks, address the serious mobility and pollution crisis in Jaipur by installing cameras and controlling traffic.