Under the amendments, the minimum penalty for driving without licence has been increased to Rs 5,000 from Rs 500 while the fine for driving despite disqualification has been increased to Rs 10,000. Also, driving without wearing a helmet will attract a penalty of Rs 1,000.
New Delhi: The Centre's proposed road safety Bill designed to incorporate global best practices will be put up before the Cabinet for approval within the next 10 days before being tabled in Parliament in the
New Delhi: The road transport ministry has reduced the penalties for rash driving that it had originally proposed in the Draft Road Transport and Safety Bill.India has a notorious record of registering highest number of
New Delhi: In light of the opposition to the recently introduced draft Road Transport and Safety Bill, 2014, from states like Tamil Nadu, leading public consultants today called upon the states to not oppose the
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