Ensuring Safety, Streamlining Journeys,Serving Communities

Maharashtra Highway Police is a dedicated, modern, and action-oriented force committed to making every journey on our highways safe, secure, and efficient.

2000+

Police
Workforce

62+

TAPs
(Traffic Aid Posts)

90+

Interceptor
Vehicles

40,000+

e-Challans
issued daily

3.5L+Km

Road Network
in the state

WHAT WE DO

The Maharashtra Highway Police works to keep highways safe and traffic moving smoothly by reducing jams and making travel easier. We help quickly in emergencies by giving aid to accident victims and clearing blocked roads with the help of our special units and Traffic Aid Posts (TAPs). Using the E-Challan system, we make traffic rule enforcement fast, clear, and paperless. We also spread road safety tips and awareness to prevent accidents and encourage safe driving.

Road Safety Guidelines

By following these rules, we can create a safer and more efficient transportation system for everyone in Maharashtra.

Traffic E-Challan System

Traffic E-Challan system leverages technology to identify and penalize violators, ensuring a streamlined and paperless enforcement process.

Road Network in Maharashtra

By understanding and adhering to these signs, road users can contribute to a safer and more efficient transportation system.

Mr. Praveen Salunke I.P.S

Additional Director General of Police (Traffic), MS, Mumbai.

At the Maharashtra Highway Traffic Police, we are relentless in our pursuit of safer roads. By integrating cutting-edge enforcement technologies and fostering community partnerships for a shared goal of road safety, we aim to eliminate road tragedies and make every journey a testament to our dedication.

SENIOR POLICE OFFICERS

The Highway Police Maharashtra functions through 62 Traffic Aid Posts (TAPs) and 13 Assistant Traffic Aid Posts (ATAPs) strategically located across the state. The organisational structure consists one Superintendent of Police (Headquarter), who is responsible for administrative coordination, planning, and overall supervision, and five regional Superintendents of Police stationed at Thane, Pune, Nagpur, Raigad, and Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar.

Each Regional Superintendents of Police oversees the regulation, monitoring, and control of highway traffic, management of TAPs within their jurisdiction, and enforcement of road safety and law on Highways.