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Delhi Gets Time Till September 30 To Finalise Bike Taxi Rules
The Supreme Court on Monday extended till September 30 the time granted to the AAP government to finalise the Delhi Motor Vehicle Aggregator and Delivery Service Provider Scheme to regulate bike-taxi aggregators in the national capital.
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Delhi Auto, Taxi Drivers To Wear Uniform, Face Fine For Violation
"All the drivers of taxi and auto rickshaw are hereby directed not to drive the vehicle, without wearing prescribed uniform, failing which challan will be issued for violation of permit condition," the Monday order read.
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Cyrus Mistry Car Crash: Why Rear Seat Belts Are Critical - 'Hot Mic' With Nidhi Razdan
The tragic accident which killed former Tata Sons chairman Cyrus Mistry has become a wake-up call for all of us. Initial police investigations suggest that Mistry and his co-passenger in the back seat, Jehangir Pandole, were not wearing seat belts
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Motor Vehicle Act, 2019: List Of Updated Traffic Fine Amounts In Delhi
Here's a list of updated traffic fine amounts in Delhi as per the Motor Vehicle Act, 2019.
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High Security Registration Plates Put On Hold In Delhi; Proper System Not In Place Yet
Delhi's Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot has asked the authorities to put the enforcement drive on high security registration plates on hold as the system is not working yet. There are multiple glitches which are delaying the process.
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Get HSRP, Colour-Coded Stickers, Checking To Begin Soon: Delhi Transport Department To Vehicle Owners
HSRP and colour-coded stickers are mandatory for all vehicles registered in NCT of Delhi and action can be taken against vehicle owners violating the norm under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 and the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989.
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Gujarat To Karnataka, BJP States Lead Charge Against New Traffic Fines
Days after the government prescribed steep penalties for traffic offenders under an amended law, a number of states have decided to slash them in their respective jurisdictions on "humanitarian" grounds. Ironically, leading the charge are BJP-ruled states.
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''It Is A Learning Curve'': Prakash Javadekar On Hefty Traffic Fines
The amended Motor Vehicles law will bring discipline on roads and the police will need to challan fewer people in the next four months, Information and Broadcasting Minister Prakash Javadekar said on Sunday, as he defended stiff penalties for violations of traffic rules.
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Upto 5,000 Challans Issued Everyday In Delhi After Amended Traffic Rules
The Delhi Police has issued around 4,000-5,000 challans on an average per day for violating traffic rules since the day the new motor vehicles act came into effect from Sunday.
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"Scooty Worth 15,000": Delhi Man Fined Rs. 23,000 Under New Traffic Laws
A Gurgaon scooter rider has been fined Rs 23,000 for not carrying his vehicle's registration documents and his driving licence, days after the amended Motor Vehicle law came into effect. The man, Dinesh Madan, later said that the value of his scooter is Rs 15,000, adding that he will carry his documents from now on.
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Cops To Wear Body Cameras To Catch Traffic Rule Violators
The amended Motor Vehicles Act came into effect on Sunday. Traffic rule violators are now paying heavier fines for offenses like jumping red lights, wrong parking, over speeding, driving while drunk among others.
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Delhi Police Issues 3,900 Challans On Day 1 Of Newly-Amended Vehicles Law
The Delhi Police issued 3,900 challans, including 45 to drink and drive and 557 for dangerous driving, to traffic rule violators on the first day of the newly-amended Motor Vehicles Act, which came into effect on Sunday, officials said.
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Odd-Even Car Scheme: Delhi Transport Department Proposes Rs 2000 Penalty
Delhiites may have to cough up a fine of Rs 2,000 for violating the odd-even rule as the AAP government's transport department has proposed a penalty scheme during the 15-day trial period of road-rationing experiment starting January 1.
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Not Feasible to Make Helmet Mandatory for Sikh Women: High Court
Public Interest Litigations seeking revocation of the city government's notification to exempt sikh women from wearing helmet while driving or pillion riding two-wheelers were today rejected by the Delhi High Court which observed that it is not feasible to make headguard mandatory for them.
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Plea for Release of Seized E-Rickshaws, Delhi High Court Says Not Its Call
The Delhi High Court today refused to entertain a plea seeking directions to release e-rickshaws, which have been seized, to enable them to comply with the requirements under the amended Motor Vehicle Rules.
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Delhi Gets Time Till September 30 To Finalise Bike Taxi Rules
The Supreme Court on Monday extended till September 30 the time granted to the AAP government to finalise the Delhi Motor Vehicle Aggregator and Delivery Service Provider Scheme to regulate bike-taxi aggregators in the national capital.
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Delhi Auto, Taxi Drivers To Wear Uniform, Face Fine For Violation
"All the drivers of taxi and auto rickshaw are hereby directed not to drive the vehicle, without wearing prescribed uniform, failing which challan will be issued for violation of permit condition," the Monday order read.
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Cyrus Mistry Car Crash: Why Rear Seat Belts Are Critical - 'Hot Mic' With Nidhi Razdan
The tragic accident which killed former Tata Sons chairman Cyrus Mistry has become a wake-up call for all of us. Initial police investigations suggest that Mistry and his co-passenger in the back seat, Jehangir Pandole, were not wearing seat belts
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Motor Vehicle Act, 2019: List Of Updated Traffic Fine Amounts In Delhi
Here's a list of updated traffic fine amounts in Delhi as per the Motor Vehicle Act, 2019.
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High Security Registration Plates Put On Hold In Delhi; Proper System Not In Place Yet
Delhi's Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot has asked the authorities to put the enforcement drive on high security registration plates on hold as the system is not working yet. There are multiple glitches which are delaying the process.
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Get HSRP, Colour-Coded Stickers, Checking To Begin Soon: Delhi Transport Department To Vehicle Owners
HSRP and colour-coded stickers are mandatory for all vehicles registered in NCT of Delhi and action can be taken against vehicle owners violating the norm under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 and the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989.
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Gujarat To Karnataka, BJP States Lead Charge Against New Traffic Fines
Days after the government prescribed steep penalties for traffic offenders under an amended law, a number of states have decided to slash them in their respective jurisdictions on "humanitarian" grounds. Ironically, leading the charge are BJP-ruled states.
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''It Is A Learning Curve'': Prakash Javadekar On Hefty Traffic Fines
The amended Motor Vehicles law will bring discipline on roads and the police will need to challan fewer people in the next four months, Information and Broadcasting Minister Prakash Javadekar said on Sunday, as he defended stiff penalties for violations of traffic rules.
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Upto 5,000 Challans Issued Everyday In Delhi After Amended Traffic Rules
The Delhi Police has issued around 4,000-5,000 challans on an average per day for violating traffic rules since the day the new motor vehicles act came into effect from Sunday.
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"Scooty Worth 15,000": Delhi Man Fined Rs. 23,000 Under New Traffic Laws
A Gurgaon scooter rider has been fined Rs 23,000 for not carrying his vehicle's registration documents and his driving licence, days after the amended Motor Vehicle law came into effect. The man, Dinesh Madan, later said that the value of his scooter is Rs 15,000, adding that he will carry his documents from now on.
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Cops To Wear Body Cameras To Catch Traffic Rule Violators
The amended Motor Vehicles Act came into effect on Sunday. Traffic rule violators are now paying heavier fines for offenses like jumping red lights, wrong parking, over speeding, driving while drunk among others.
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Delhi Police Issues 3,900 Challans On Day 1 Of Newly-Amended Vehicles Law
The Delhi Police issued 3,900 challans, including 45 to drink and drive and 557 for dangerous driving, to traffic rule violators on the first day of the newly-amended Motor Vehicles Act, which came into effect on Sunday, officials said.
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Odd-Even Car Scheme: Delhi Transport Department Proposes Rs 2000 Penalty
Delhiites may have to cough up a fine of Rs 2,000 for violating the odd-even rule as the AAP government's transport department has proposed a penalty scheme during the 15-day trial period of road-rationing experiment starting January 1.
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Not Feasible to Make Helmet Mandatory for Sikh Women: High Court
Public Interest Litigations seeking revocation of the city government's notification to exempt sikh women from wearing helmet while driving or pillion riding two-wheelers were today rejected by the Delhi High Court which observed that it is not feasible to make headguard mandatory for them.
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Plea for Release of Seized E-Rickshaws, Delhi High Court Says Not Its Call
The Delhi High Court today refused to entertain a plea seeking directions to release e-rickshaws, which have been seized, to enable them to comply with the requirements under the amended Motor Vehicle Rules.
