Isi Certification Helmet

The fine for each violation will be Rs. 1,000 and the rider can also be disqualified for holding a driving licence for a period of three months.

Wearing a helmet without ISI certification would be considered as riding without helmet and attract fine, Goa Police has warned.

Two-wheeler safety gear manufacturer, Steelbird Hi-Tech has rolled out its new range of helmets that meet the new BIS standard. The company claims it's the first helmet maker to receive the certifications and approvals for its products and facilities to meet the new helmet standards. The IS 4151 :2015 will be mandatory for new helmets from January ...

The government is planning to make the sale of non-ISI helmets an offence by the end of the year, when all helmet manufacturers will need to obtain Indian standards certification from the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS).

Following the backlash on imposing a blanket ban on non-ISI marked helmets, the Bengaluru City traffic police have decided to withdraw its drive on substandard helmets. The crackdown that was supposed to start from February 1, 2018, has been called off after the city traffic police asked for clarification from the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS).

The fine for each violation will be Rs. 1,000 and the rider can also be disqualified for holding a driving licence for a period of three months.

Wearing a helmet without ISI certification would be considered as riding without helmet and attract fine, Goa Police has warned.

Two-wheeler safety gear manufacturer, Steelbird Hi-Tech has rolled out its new range of helmets that meet the new BIS standard. The company claims it's the first helmet maker to receive the certifications and approvals for its products and facilities to meet the new helmet standards. The IS 4151 :2015 will be mandatory for new helmets from January ...

The government is planning to make the sale of non-ISI helmets an offence by the end of the year, when all helmet manufacturers will need to obtain Indian standards certification from the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS).

Following the backlash on imposing a blanket ban on non-ISI marked helmets, the Bengaluru City traffic police have decided to withdraw its drive on substandard helmets. The crackdown that was supposed to start from February 1, 2018, has been called off after the city traffic police asked for clarification from the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS).