Heavy Goods Vehicles

Heavy rains triggered massive landslides in Manipur's Noney district, blocking the Imphal-Silchar highway due to which at least 500 goods vehicles are stranded, officials said on Thursday.

The Delhi government has banned the entry of heavy goods vehicles, barring those carrying essentials, in the city from four borders, including the Singhu border.

A truck driver died and 50 passengers, including children, were injured when a roadways bus collided head-on with the heavy goods vehicle near a hotel on the Jind-Rohtak national highway here, police said on Saturday.

All transport vehicles will have to get mandatory fitness certificates only from automated testing stations from next year.

The Delhi traffic police have revised the maximum speed limit for different vehicles that ply on the roads of the nation's capital city. The government has also announced a heavy fine for violating the speed limit.

Over 400 heavy and medium goods vehicles were returned from Delhi borders due to a ban on their entry as the city's air quality remained severe for the second consecutive day on Friday.

Entry of heavy and medium goods vehicles in Delhi will be banned for three days beginning 11pm from tonight as the city's air quality worsened to the "severe-plus emergency" category following cracker burning on Diwali.

Heavy goods will be be allowed to exit the Kolkata port over the weekend. The ban will come into effect on September 10.

SpaceX CEO and founder Elon Musk has downplayed the chances of a successful inaugural flight for his Falcon Heavy space launch vehicle, admitting there is a "good chance it would not make it to orbit in its first launch."

In a bid to minimise traffic snarls during weekends on the Mumbai-Pune Expressway, the government plans to ban the movement of heavy vehicles on weekends starting next week.

Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium in New Delhi and its adjoining areas have been turned into a security fortress ahead of the World Cup Hockey tournament with deployment of thousands of armed policemen. Around 19,000 police personnel, including 200 sharpshooters from the National Security Guards, have been deployed for security for the event. Th...

Heavy rains triggered massive landslides in Manipur's Noney district, blocking the Imphal-Silchar highway due to which at least 500 goods vehicles are stranded, officials said on Thursday.

The Delhi government has banned the entry of heavy goods vehicles, barring those carrying essentials, in the city from four borders, including the Singhu border.

A truck driver died and 50 passengers, including children, were injured when a roadways bus collided head-on with the heavy goods vehicle near a hotel on the Jind-Rohtak national highway here, police said on Saturday.

All transport vehicles will have to get mandatory fitness certificates only from automated testing stations from next year.

The Delhi traffic police have revised the maximum speed limit for different vehicles that ply on the roads of the nation's capital city. The government has also announced a heavy fine for violating the speed limit.

Over 400 heavy and medium goods vehicles were returned from Delhi borders due to a ban on their entry as the city's air quality remained severe for the second consecutive day on Friday.

Entry of heavy and medium goods vehicles in Delhi will be banned for three days beginning 11pm from tonight as the city's air quality worsened to the "severe-plus emergency" category following cracker burning on Diwali.

Heavy goods will be be allowed to exit the Kolkata port over the weekend. The ban will come into effect on September 10.

SpaceX CEO and founder Elon Musk has downplayed the chances of a successful inaugural flight for his Falcon Heavy space launch vehicle, admitting there is a "good chance it would not make it to orbit in its first launch."

In a bid to minimise traffic snarls during weekends on the Mumbai-Pune Expressway, the government plans to ban the movement of heavy vehicles on weekends starting next week.

Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium in New Delhi and its adjoining areas have been turned into a security fortress ahead of the World Cup Hockey tournament with deployment of thousands of armed policemen. Around 19,000 police personnel, including 200 sharpshooters from the National Security Guards, have been deployed for security for the event. Th...