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Ashok Kumar, ACP, Gurgaon (west), said, “We issue challans to commuters who use high-beam lights. Gurgaon/Noida: Although cars with high-beam lights are a common sight in Gurgaon, the city traffic police hasn’t implemented a system to check the intensity of such lights. Traffic police should penalise people for dangerous driving if they use high-beam lights,” said Sewa Ram, a professor at the School of Planning and Architecture, Delhi. For traffic policemen, high-beam headlight is not the number one priority when it comes to issuing tickets.”Gurgaon has 12 interceptors but not a single light beam detector. Although various campaigns have been undertaken by NGOs and the traffic police, high-beam lights continue to be used by a lot of people.In Gurgaon, traffic cops have been mostly directed to catch violators of traffic signal, wrong-side drivers and diesel autos..