Dangerous driving, driving without seat belt, and riding without helmet were among the most number of challans which the Delhi Traffic Police prosecuted after the implementation of the amended Motor Vehicle Bill, 2019.
"The state government will soon call a meeting of all stakeholders for the implementation of the amended Act," said Punjab Additional Director General of Police (Traffic) S S Chauhan on Monday.
Chief Minister Kamal Nath has said that his government will first study the new rules in the Motor Vehicle (Amendment) Act and then take a decision.
Parliament in July passed the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Bill, 2019, which seeks to tighten road traffic regulations such as the issuance of driving licence and imposed stricter penalties for violations in an attempt to improve road safety.
The government on Friday proposed amendments to Motor vehicle norms to allow scrapping of vehicles older than 15 years in a bid to spur adoption of electrical vehicles.
The Lok Sabha has passed the Motor Vehicle Amendment Bill 2019. The bill is aimed at weeding out corruption, improving road safety and promoting the use of more technology to regulate traffic. There have been increased penalties and fines. New rules have come into place. Here is everything you need to know about the new Motor Vehicle Amendment Bill 2019.
A Bill aimed at weeding out corruption, improving road safety and promote the use of more technology to regulate traffic was passed on Tuesday in the Lok Sabha with by voice vote.
Central Government will soon introduce bill to make Motor Vehicle Act stricter. Monetary penalties and other punishments may soon be harsher than what they are now.
All parties in the Rajya Sabha will give their objections on the proposed Motor Vehicles Bill in writing before a decision can be taken on its fate, according to a decision taken at a meeting here today
The Cabinet on Friday approved amendments in the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Bill, 2016. The bill proposes major amendments to the three-decade old Act that has outlived its utility on several fronts.
The central government proposes to make helmet mandatory for children who are travelling on two-wheelers and aged above four years.
New Delhi: In a major step ahead of the Delhi Assembly polls, the city government yesterday notified the new E-Rickshaw Sewa Scheme, paving the way for the battery- operated vehicles' return on the national capital
New Delhi: The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has put a ban on the plying of petrol and diesel vehicles older than 15 years, a move likely to take an estimated 10 lakh vehicles off the
New Delhi: In an effort to regain his lost ground ahead of possible assembly elections in Delhi, Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal today addressed a rally of auto drivers where he came out come
New Delhi, Mar 1: In a bid to tighten the noose around habitual traffic offenders, the government today approved five-fold increase in fines under the Motor Vehicle Act, and substantial hike in compensation to accident
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