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Fewer Fines In Odd-Even 2019, Delhi Government Praises Citizen's Effort
The third edition of the Odd-Even scheme, implemented between November 4 and 15 in the national capital, witnessed about 4,806 violators, fewer than the numbers during the first two editions of the road rationing system in 2016, with officials giving the credit to the citizens.
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Odd-Even Scheme Returns After Three-Day Break, 552 Violators Fined
A total of 552 challans were issued for violations of odd-even rules on Wednesday as the road rationing scheme returned after a three-day break for Sunday and Guru Nanak Dev's 550th birth anniversary.
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BJP Leader Fined For Defying Odd-Even. Then AAP Minister Hands Him Roses
BJP leader Vijay Goel, protesting the Arvind Kejriwal government's Odd-Even car scheme enforced from today in Delhi, drove out of his home in an odd-numbered SUV, painted bright orange with messages on it, as a mark of protest. Barely 100 metres from his home, the vehicle (2727), was stopped and the MP was fine Rs 4,000.
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People May Be Fined Rs 20,000 For Violation Of Odd-Even Scheme In Delhi
The amended Motor Vehicles Act, which imposes higher driving penalties from September 1, may further cause trouble for Delhi commuters during the implementation of the Odd-Even scheme as any violation in the road rationing scheme may cost people Rs 20,000, up from Rs 2,000 earlier.
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Odd-Even Rule: No Exemption For Bikes, Scooters, Women As Delhi Air Pollution Crosses Danger Mark
The odd-even scheme will be implemented in Delhi from 13 November 2017 to 17 November 2017. This time around, there will be no exemption for two-wheeler motorists and women drivers. The only exemption will be for CNG vehicles and emergency vehicles such as ambulances, fire tenders and so on.
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Odd-Even For Delhi Starting Mon, Rs 2,000 Fine For Violations: 10 Facts
As a toxic smog hung over Delhi for a third day and air quality worsened by the hour, the capital has declared a pollution emergency and banned the entry of trucks and construction activity; the odd-even scheme which restricts traffic will apply from Monday to Friday. There are growing calls for bigger government action to tackle what doctors have ...
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Nearly 10,000 Fined During Second Phase Of Odd-Even Scheme In Delhi
The second phase of odd-even scheme saw slight drop in number of challans issued for violating the rule with government agencies penalising a total of 9,576 people this time, 482 less than that reported during the first leg.
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Fine On Lawmakers Who Intentionally Flout Odd-Even, Says Gopal Rai
Delhi Transport Minister Gopal Rai today said Parliamentarians violating the odd-even scheme "intentionally" will be challaned but those who flouted the rule by mistake while going to Parliament today will be spared.
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Over 600 Fined On Sixth Day Of Odd-Even Scheme In Delhi
Enforcement teams of Delhi government and Delhi Traffic Police charged as many as 635 motorists for violating the odd-even scheme today.
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Odd-Even Scheme: Plea In High Court Seeks Exemption For Lawyers
A petition was filed today in the Delhi High Court seeking exemption for advocates from the ongoing odd-even scheme and also against imposition of Rs 2000 as fine for violation without proper amendments in the Motor Vehicles Act.
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Will Fine Vijay Goel If He Violates Odd-Even Rule: Delhi Minister Gopal Rai
Delhi Transport Minister Gopal Rai today said if BJP leader and Rajya Sabha lawmaker Vijay Goel breaks the odd-even car rationing rule he will be treated like any other offender and penalised for the violation.
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Over 1,000 Fined On Second Day Of Odd-Even
Over 1,000 motorists were today penalised for violating the odd-even car rationing on the second day of its second phase's implementation in the national capital.
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Second Phase Odd-Even: 437 Fined Till Saturday Noon On Second Day
A total of 437 violators were fined in the first five hours of Saturday, the second day of the odd-even traffic scheme's second phase, with police saying the numbers are likely to go up by the evening.
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Delhi, You Can Do Better. 1300 Cars Fined On Day 1 Of Odd-Even
Delhi has begun its second attempt at following traffic restrictions to reduce air pollution. On the first day of the new "odd-even" scheme, 1300 cars had been penalised Rs 2,000 each for violating road rules which will apply for the next fortnight.
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How AAP's Clash With Bureaucrats Could Impact Odd-Even Trial
As the Delhi government gets ready to test its new traffic restrictions for the capital, it has run into a roadblock. Nearly 40 officers, authorized to fine residents caught violating the new rules, are not reporting for today's pilot.
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Fewer Fines In Odd-Even 2019, Delhi Government Praises Citizen's Effort
The third edition of the Odd-Even scheme, implemented between November 4 and 15 in the national capital, witnessed about 4,806 violators, fewer than the numbers during the first two editions of the road rationing system in 2016, with officials giving the credit to the citizens.
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Odd-Even Scheme Returns After Three-Day Break, 552 Violators Fined
A total of 552 challans were issued for violations of odd-even rules on Wednesday as the road rationing scheme returned after a three-day break for Sunday and Guru Nanak Dev's 550th birth anniversary.
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BJP Leader Fined For Defying Odd-Even. Then AAP Minister Hands Him Roses
BJP leader Vijay Goel, protesting the Arvind Kejriwal government's Odd-Even car scheme enforced from today in Delhi, drove out of his home in an odd-numbered SUV, painted bright orange with messages on it, as a mark of protest. Barely 100 metres from his home, the vehicle (2727), was stopped and the MP was fine Rs 4,000.
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People May Be Fined Rs 20,000 For Violation Of Odd-Even Scheme In Delhi
The amended Motor Vehicles Act, which imposes higher driving penalties from September 1, may further cause trouble for Delhi commuters during the implementation of the Odd-Even scheme as any violation in the road rationing scheme may cost people Rs 20,000, up from Rs 2,000 earlier.
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Odd-Even Rule: No Exemption For Bikes, Scooters, Women As Delhi Air Pollution Crosses Danger Mark
The odd-even scheme will be implemented in Delhi from 13 November 2017 to 17 November 2017. This time around, there will be no exemption for two-wheeler motorists and women drivers. The only exemption will be for CNG vehicles and emergency vehicles such as ambulances, fire tenders and so on.
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Odd-Even For Delhi Starting Mon, Rs 2,000 Fine For Violations: 10 Facts
As a toxic smog hung over Delhi for a third day and air quality worsened by the hour, the capital has declared a pollution emergency and banned the entry of trucks and construction activity; the odd-even scheme which restricts traffic will apply from Monday to Friday. There are growing calls for bigger government action to tackle what doctors have ...
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Nearly 10,000 Fined During Second Phase Of Odd-Even Scheme In Delhi
The second phase of odd-even scheme saw slight drop in number of challans issued for violating the rule with government agencies penalising a total of 9,576 people this time, 482 less than that reported during the first leg.
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Fine On Lawmakers Who Intentionally Flout Odd-Even, Says Gopal Rai
Delhi Transport Minister Gopal Rai today said Parliamentarians violating the odd-even scheme "intentionally" will be challaned but those who flouted the rule by mistake while going to Parliament today will be spared.
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Over 600 Fined On Sixth Day Of Odd-Even Scheme In Delhi
Enforcement teams of Delhi government and Delhi Traffic Police charged as many as 635 motorists for violating the odd-even scheme today.
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Odd-Even Scheme: Plea In High Court Seeks Exemption For Lawyers
A petition was filed today in the Delhi High Court seeking exemption for advocates from the ongoing odd-even scheme and also against imposition of Rs 2000 as fine for violation without proper amendments in the Motor Vehicles Act.
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Will Fine Vijay Goel If He Violates Odd-Even Rule: Delhi Minister Gopal Rai
Delhi Transport Minister Gopal Rai today said if BJP leader and Rajya Sabha lawmaker Vijay Goel breaks the odd-even car rationing rule he will be treated like any other offender and penalised for the violation.
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Over 1,000 Fined On Second Day Of Odd-Even
Over 1,000 motorists were today penalised for violating the odd-even car rationing on the second day of its second phase's implementation in the national capital.
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Second Phase Odd-Even: 437 Fined Till Saturday Noon On Second Day
A total of 437 violators were fined in the first five hours of Saturday, the second day of the odd-even traffic scheme's second phase, with police saying the numbers are likely to go up by the evening.
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Delhi, You Can Do Better. 1300 Cars Fined On Day 1 Of Odd-Even
Delhi has begun its second attempt at following traffic restrictions to reduce air pollution. On the first day of the new "odd-even" scheme, 1300 cars had been penalised Rs 2,000 each for violating road rules which will apply for the next fortnight.
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How AAP's Clash With Bureaucrats Could Impact Odd-Even Trial
As the Delhi government gets ready to test its new traffic restrictions for the capital, it has run into a roadblock. Nearly 40 officers, authorized to fine residents caught violating the new rules, are not reporting for today's pilot.
