A 40 years Old
Civic volunteers Organization dedicated to City Road Safety
Civic volunteers Organization dedicated to City Road Safety
Civic Pride. Public Discipline. Volunteer Power.
The Bengaluru City Police Traffic Warden Organisation (BCP-TWO) is India’s only most unique and disciplined voluntary forces, working in close collaboration with the Bengaluru City Traffic Police to support safer and smoother traffic management across the city.
The organisation was established in 1985 through a Gazette Order of the Government of Karnataka under the visionary leadership of Shri P. G. Harlankar, IPS, the then Commissioner of Police, Bengaluru City, and Dr. Ajay Kumar Singh, IPS, then Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic). Functioning under the aegis of the Commissioner of Police, this gazette organisation comprises professionals from diverse walks of life — including doctors, engineers, teachers, advocates, and corporate executives — who dedicate their personal time in service to the public.
Guided by the spirit of “Service Above Self,” BCP-TWO focuses on three key pillars: Traffic Management and Regulation, Traffic Awareness — including the flagship Catch Them Young (CTY) initiative — and Road Engineering along with VVIP & VIP Traffic Regulation duties and all other Emergency bandobast duties as requested by Bengaluru City Police. Volunteers actively assist in regulating traffic, spreading road safety awareness, and supporting enforcement during peak hours, public events, and emergencies. With more than 700 active wardens, the organisation stands as a shining example of citizen participation, teamwork, and civic responsibility, contributing meaningfully to safer roads and a more disciplined traffic environment in Bengaluru.
Our Ethos – The Spirit Behind the Uniform
BCP-TWO consists of motivated volunteers from diverse professions including doctors, engineers, advocates, teachers, and IT professionals who serve the public and the organisation selflessly without seeking monetary compensation.
The organisation assists the Bengaluru City Traffic Police in managing traffic, ensuring road safety, and promoting discipline on the roads. Traffic wardens play a key role in regulating traffic flow, educating the public, and supporting traffic management during festivals and special events.
The traffic wardens engage with the community, spreading awareness about traffic rules, pedestrian safety, and the importance of road discipline to create a safer environment for all road users.
Wardens uphold high ethical standards, demonstrating integrity, impartiality, and responsibility while performing their duties on busy city roads.
The organisation works closely with the city police, sharing the strenuous traffic management load and providing a human bridge between the police force and citizens.
Wearing the uniform and serving as a traffic warden is considered a mark of pride and honor, symbolizing commitment to social good and citizen service.
The organisation embraces inclusivity by involving people from multiple professional backgrounds and ensures proper training and discipline as per the police guidelines.
Traffic wardens willingly sacrifice their personal time, comfort, and professional commitments to serve the city and its citizens. Their readiness to stand in harsh weather, long hours, and demanding conditions reflects their selfless dedication to public safety and civic responsibility.
From signal discipline to helmet use, every rule exists to protect lives — yours and others. Let’s build a more responsible Bengaluru, together
Navigate through the pillars that power our traffic movement, engagement, and community support
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Read MoreWhat Sets Us Apart
A Proud 40-Year Legacy:
Established in 1985, BCP-TWO is a uniformed voluntary force that has been serving Bengaluru’s roads for over four decades — making it one of the longest-standing citizen-led traffic support organizations in India.
Uniformed Civil Force:
Wardens wear a distinctive uniform authorized by the Commissioner of Police, symbolizing discipline, integrity, and civic duty.
Unique in the Nation:
BCP-TWO is perhaps the only voluntary traffic warden organization in the country that has continuously operated under the city police for such an extended period.
Supporting Bangalore City Traffic Police:
Functioning under the Bangalore City Police, our wardens work shoulder-to-shoulder with traffic officers to regulate traffic, assist during major events, and ensure citizen safety.
Diverse Professionals, Common Purpose:
From IT professionals and engineers to doctors, advocates, and entrepreneurs — our wardens come from all walks of life, united by a single mission: public service.
Beyond Regulation – Education:
We conduct road safety awareness campaigns, school outreach programs, and citizen workshops to build responsible driving culture across Bengaluru.
Service Above Self:
Every Traffic Warden serves voluntarily, balancing professional careers with a deep sense of social responsibility — proving that civic change begins with individual commitment.
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Star Warden of Month
Honouring our dedicated volunteer for outstanding service and commitment
November 2025
Ravindra Kumar
Bangalore South Division
November 2025
Bipin Rawant
Bangalore South Division
November 2025
Kiran Gowda
Bangalore South Division
BCP – Traffic Warden Organisation 5th Floor, Traffic Management Center No.5, Infantry Rd, Vasanth Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001
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