India, Aug. 20 -- The Pune city traffic police have introduced ten web-based breathalyser machines to curb drink-driving cases. The machines are linked to the traffic control room, including the police commissionerate's office, sharing data in real time. A positive reading will be logged automatically allowing the officer to generate a receipt and take immediate action.

Manoj Patil, additional commissioner of police, said, "If a field officer stops a suspected drunk driver and the test is confirmed positive, the system generates a digital record, allowing the officer to immediately issue a receipt and initiate legal proceedings. Negative results are also logged in the system, ensuring transparency and accuracy."

"The technology enables ...