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Hyundai Motor Announces Ioniq Brand Dedicated to EVs; To Launch 3 New Models
Hyundai will be launching a range of numerically named EVs under the new brand, with the even numbers used for sedans and the odd numbers for SUVs.
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Ola To Waive Off Peak Pricing In Delhi To Support Odd-Even Scheme
Extending its support to the government's initiative to curb air pollution in Delhi-NCR, cab hailing firm Ola has announced that the company will not charge peak pricing during the period of the Odd-Even scheme in Delhi between November 4-15, 2019. The company said that it will closely work with its driver partners to ensure maximum availability of...
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Odd-Even Scheme Will Not Be Applicable To Two-Wheelers: Supreme Court
The odd-even rule, which required motorists in Delhi to ply odd numbered vehicles on odd dates and even numbered vehicles on even dates will not be applicable to two-wheelers in Delhi.
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Odd-Even Rule 2017: Your Guide To Fines, Exemptions And More
With Delhi's pollution levels increasing rapidly, the Delhi government has decided to implement the Odd-Even Rule once again to check the number of vehicles that will ply on Delhi roads.
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Odd-Even Plan Back Next Week As Delhi Pollution Outstrips Beijing
The odd-even road rationing scheme is back in Delhi as the toxic haze in the city outstripped the Chinese capital Beijing, known for its record pollution levels. The scheme -- under which cars with licence plates ending in an odd number and even-number are allowed to ply on alternate days -- will be in place from November 13 to 17, reported news ag...
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Odd-Even Scheme May Be Back, Says Delhi Minister
The Delhi government may bring back the odd-even scheme to restrict the number of cars on the road in view of the increase in pollution levels, Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot has said.
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Unmoved By AAP's Rose, BJP's Vijay Goel Breaks Odd-Even Rule As Promised
Vijay Goel, BJP lawmaker in the Rajya Sabha and senior leader of the party in Delhi, was fined by the Delhi Police this morning as he drove to Parliament House in a car with an odd number plate.
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Arvind Kejriwal Carpools As Odd-Even Rule Is Put To Test
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal carpooled with Transport Minister Gopal Rai and Health Minister Satyendar Jain to reach his office as the second round of his Odd-Even experiment was put to its real test today with schools and offices opening after a long weekend. His car's license plate ends in an odd number - which means he cannot use it toda...
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Delhi Government's Plan For April's Odd-Even Rule: Your 10-Point Cheatsheet
Delhi's odd-even plan, the traffic experiment to allow vehicles of odd and even numbers on alternate days to reduce pollution and congestion on the capital's roads, is set to make a comeback next month for two weeks starting April 15. The government today announced some of details for the rerun of the scheme.
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Chief Minister Kejriwal's Big Gamble Pays Off: Foreign Media
In a city where motorists routinely run red lights and drive on the wrong side of the road, many doubted the feasibility of Delhi leader Arvind Kejriwal's plan to roughly halve the number of cars in India's capital in a bid to reduce air pollution.
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Hyundai Motor Announces Ioniq Brand Dedicated to EVs; To Launch 3 New Models
Hyundai will be launching a range of numerically named EVs under the new brand, with the even numbers used for sedans and the odd numbers for SUVs.
-
Ola To Waive Off Peak Pricing In Delhi To Support Odd-Even Scheme
Extending its support to the government's initiative to curb air pollution in Delhi-NCR, cab hailing firm Ola has announced that the company will not charge peak pricing during the period of the Odd-Even scheme in Delhi between November 4-15, 2019. The company said that it will closely work with its driver partners to ensure maximum availability of...
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Odd-Even Scheme Will Not Be Applicable To Two-Wheelers: Supreme Court
The odd-even rule, which required motorists in Delhi to ply odd numbered vehicles on odd dates and even numbered vehicles on even dates will not be applicable to two-wheelers in Delhi.
-
Odd-Even Rule 2017: Your Guide To Fines, Exemptions And More
With Delhi's pollution levels increasing rapidly, the Delhi government has decided to implement the Odd-Even Rule once again to check the number of vehicles that will ply on Delhi roads.
-
Odd-Even Plan Back Next Week As Delhi Pollution Outstrips Beijing
The odd-even road rationing scheme is back in Delhi as the toxic haze in the city outstripped the Chinese capital Beijing, known for its record pollution levels. The scheme -- under which cars with licence plates ending in an odd number and even-number are allowed to ply on alternate days -- will be in place from November 13 to 17, reported news ag...
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Odd-Even Scheme May Be Back, Says Delhi Minister
The Delhi government may bring back the odd-even scheme to restrict the number of cars on the road in view of the increase in pollution levels, Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot has said.
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Unmoved By AAP's Rose, BJP's Vijay Goel Breaks Odd-Even Rule As Promised
Vijay Goel, BJP lawmaker in the Rajya Sabha and senior leader of the party in Delhi, was fined by the Delhi Police this morning as he drove to Parliament House in a car with an odd number plate.
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Arvind Kejriwal Carpools As Odd-Even Rule Is Put To Test
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal carpooled with Transport Minister Gopal Rai and Health Minister Satyendar Jain to reach his office as the second round of his Odd-Even experiment was put to its real test today with schools and offices opening after a long weekend. His car's license plate ends in an odd number - which means he cannot use it toda...
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Delhi Government's Plan For April's Odd-Even Rule: Your 10-Point Cheatsheet
Delhi's odd-even plan, the traffic experiment to allow vehicles of odd and even numbers on alternate days to reduce pollution and congestion on the capital's roads, is set to make a comeback next month for two weeks starting April 15. The government today announced some of details for the rerun of the scheme.
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Chief Minister Kejriwal's Big Gamble Pays Off: Foreign Media
In a city where motorists routinely run red lights and drive on the wrong side of the road, many doubted the feasibility of Delhi leader Arvind Kejriwal's plan to roughly halve the number of cars in India's capital in a bid to reduce air pollution.
