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Rajya Sabha Passes Motor Vehicle (Amendment) Bill
The Motor Vehicle (Amendment) Bill has been passed by the Rajya Sabha in the Parliament. The bill has been passed with three government amendments and will have to go back to the Lok Sabha. The Motor Vehicle (Amendment) Bill received 108 Ayes and 13 Noes in the Rajya Sabha today and brings necessary changes and provisions towards road safety in the...
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Lok Sabha Approves Bill For Amending Motor Vehicle Law
Lok Sabha on Tuesday gave its nod to a bill which seeks to weed out corruption, improve road safety and usher in use of technology to regulate traffic, as the government assured the House that rights of the states will not be taken away.
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Stricter Penalty For Traffic Violation In Centre's Motor Vehicles Bill
A bill aimed at weeding out corruption, improving road safety and promote the use of more technology to regulate traffic was passed on Tuesday in the Lok Sabha with by voice vote.
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California Relaxes Rules On Self-Driving Car Tests Without Humans. Here's Why
Last week, a Senate panel approved a bill aimed at speeding the use of self-driving cars without human controls in the United States, a measure that also bars states from imposing regulatory road blocks.
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Nitin Gadkari Presents Motor Vehicle Amendment Bill With Hefty Penalties In Lok Sabha
A bill proposing hefty penalties for violating traffic rules to curb road accidents was introduced in Lok Sabha today, after being approved by the Union Cabinet earlier this month.
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Motor Vehicle Amendment Bill Approved By Union Cabinet; No Helmet Fine Rs. 1000
Taking one of the most concrete and iconic steps in Indian road safety, the Union Cabinet finally approved the much debated Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Bill 2016 that proposes stringent changes in laws and fines for road and vehicular safety.
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Cabinet Approves New Motor Vehicle Bill, Drunk Driving Fine Rs 10,000
The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved the Motor Vehicle (Amendment) Bill, 2016, providing for hefty penalties for violation of road safety rules. The fine for driving without licence goes up ten times to Rs 5,000 while penalty for drunken driving increases fivefold to Rs 10,000.
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License for Riding Gearless Scooters Could Soon Start from 16 Years of Age
Riding gearless scooters from the age of sixteen could soon be legal as a group of ministers have forwarded a proposal to the parliament to allow license for scooters after 16 years of age.
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Carmakers May Face Penalty of Rs 100 Crore for Violation of Safety Rules
Safety of cars has always been a major concern across the globe, more so in India considering the average 1.5 lakh fatalities every year in road accidents.
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Rs 100 Crore For Carmkers Who Violate Safety Norms, Says New Bill
Carmakers may have to cough up a stringent penalty of Rs 100 crore and compulsorily order a recall for faulty designs and absence of necessary safety features in their vehicles.
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Non-Passage Of Road Safety Bill 'Biggest Regret': Nitin Gadkari
Blaming 'vested interests' for delaying the Road Safety Bill, Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari today said its non-passage remains his "biggest regret" as more people are getting killed every year in road accidents than in "wars, terror attacks or epidemics".
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Use Facebook, Whatsapp To Alert Officials About Accidents: Nitin Gadkari
Union Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari today floated an idea that a simple click of the mouse or a snap on Whatsapp about an accident or the site itself can help the government machinery swing into action and thus, save lives.
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Government To Spend Rs 11,000 Crore On Infrastructure To Check Road Accidents
Concerned over alarmingly high number of road accidents in the country, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari today said the government will spend Rs 11,000 crore over the next five years to improve the road infrastructure.
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Parliamentary Panel Recommends Bringing Motor Bill at the Earliest
At a loss over delays in proposed motor legislation, a parliamentary panel today recommended bringing the Road Transport and Safety Bill before Parliament at the earliest.
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Vested Interests Opposing Road Safety Bill: Nitin Gadkari
Vested interests opposed to transparency and computerisation in the transport sector are against the new road safety bill but government is committed to enacting the law, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said today.
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Rajya Sabha Passes Motor Vehicle (Amendment) Bill
The Motor Vehicle (Amendment) Bill has been passed by the Rajya Sabha in the Parliament. The bill has been passed with three government amendments and will have to go back to the Lok Sabha. The Motor Vehicle (Amendment) Bill received 108 Ayes and 13 Noes in the Rajya Sabha today and brings necessary changes and provisions towards road safety in the...
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Lok Sabha Approves Bill For Amending Motor Vehicle Law
Lok Sabha on Tuesday gave its nod to a bill which seeks to weed out corruption, improve road safety and usher in use of technology to regulate traffic, as the government assured the House that rights of the states will not be taken away.
-
Stricter Penalty For Traffic Violation In Centre's Motor Vehicles Bill
A bill aimed at weeding out corruption, improving road safety and promote the use of more technology to regulate traffic was passed on Tuesday in the Lok Sabha with by voice vote.
-
California Relaxes Rules On Self-Driving Car Tests Without Humans. Here's Why
Last week, a Senate panel approved a bill aimed at speeding the use of self-driving cars without human controls in the United States, a measure that also bars states from imposing regulatory road blocks.
-
Nitin Gadkari Presents Motor Vehicle Amendment Bill With Hefty Penalties In Lok Sabha
A bill proposing hefty penalties for violating traffic rules to curb road accidents was introduced in Lok Sabha today, after being approved by the Union Cabinet earlier this month.
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Motor Vehicle Amendment Bill Approved By Union Cabinet; No Helmet Fine Rs. 1000
Taking one of the most concrete and iconic steps in Indian road safety, the Union Cabinet finally approved the much debated Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Bill 2016 that proposes stringent changes in laws and fines for road and vehicular safety.
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Cabinet Approves New Motor Vehicle Bill, Drunk Driving Fine Rs 10,000
The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved the Motor Vehicle (Amendment) Bill, 2016, providing for hefty penalties for violation of road safety rules. The fine for driving without licence goes up ten times to Rs 5,000 while penalty for drunken driving increases fivefold to Rs 10,000.
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License for Riding Gearless Scooters Could Soon Start from 16 Years of Age
Riding gearless scooters from the age of sixteen could soon be legal as a group of ministers have forwarded a proposal to the parliament to allow license for scooters after 16 years of age.
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Carmakers May Face Penalty of Rs 100 Crore for Violation of Safety Rules
Safety of cars has always been a major concern across the globe, more so in India considering the average 1.5 lakh fatalities every year in road accidents.
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Rs 100 Crore For Carmkers Who Violate Safety Norms, Says New Bill
Carmakers may have to cough up a stringent penalty of Rs 100 crore and compulsorily order a recall for faulty designs and absence of necessary safety features in their vehicles.
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Non-Passage Of Road Safety Bill 'Biggest Regret': Nitin Gadkari
Blaming 'vested interests' for delaying the Road Safety Bill, Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari today said its non-passage remains his "biggest regret" as more people are getting killed every year in road accidents than in "wars, terror attacks or epidemics".
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Use Facebook, Whatsapp To Alert Officials About Accidents: Nitin Gadkari
Union Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari today floated an idea that a simple click of the mouse or a snap on Whatsapp about an accident or the site itself can help the government machinery swing into action and thus, save lives.
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Government To Spend Rs 11,000 Crore On Infrastructure To Check Road Accidents
Concerned over alarmingly high number of road accidents in the country, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari today said the government will spend Rs 11,000 crore over the next five years to improve the road infrastructure.
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Parliamentary Panel Recommends Bringing Motor Bill at the Earliest
At a loss over delays in proposed motor legislation, a parliamentary panel today recommended bringing the Road Transport and Safety Bill before Parliament at the earliest.
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Vested Interests Opposing Road Safety Bill: Nitin Gadkari
Vested interests opposed to transparency and computerisation in the transport sector are against the new road safety bill but government is committed to enacting the law, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said today.
