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Got Pending Delhi Traffic Challan? Get It Cleared At Lok Adalat This Week
People can resolve or get their fines, including those for commercial vehicles and offences like running a red light, lacking a Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate and speeding, waived.
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Video: Cash Thrown From Roofs Of Speeding SUVs, Noida Police Takes Action
The Noida Traffic Police imposed a fine of Rs 33,000 on each of the twelve vehicles for traffic violations.
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200 Kmph? No, The Speeds Rohit Sharma Has Been Fined For Are
Rohit Sharma was caught overspeeding while driving from Mumbai to Pune ahead of India's Cricket World Cup 2023 match against Bangladesh.
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US Man Receives Shocking $1.4 Million Speeding Ticket. Here's What Happened Next
A man in the United States was left in shock after he was hit with a $1.4 million speeding fine for driving 35mph (miles per hour) over the limit.
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Man Fined After Dog Spotted Behind Wheel Of Speeding Car
The driver told the cops that the dog had jumped on his lap during the driver, but they couldn't identify any sudden movement inside the car while reviewing the video.
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Finland Driver Fined A Staggering $129,544. The Reason Is...
Anders Wiklof, 76, drove 82 kilometres per hour in a 50-kilometre-per-hour zone.
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UK Home Secretary Asked Officials To Help Her Dodge Speeding Fine: Report
UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman is under pressure as it was claimed in a media report on Sunday that she attempted to dodge a driving fine after being caught speeding outside London when she was Attorney General of the country last year.
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Australian Telecom Companies Face AUD 33.5 Million Fine Over False Internet Speed Claims
Telstra, Optus, and a unit of TPG Telecom have been hit with a collective fine of AUD 33.5 million (roughly Rs. 180 crore) for misleading claims about Internet speeds on their networks. All three telcos have admitted in court of making false or misleading statements, and nearly 120,000 customers were affected, according to the Australian Competiti...
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EU Investigators Said to Speed Up Case Against Apple With New Charges
EU antitrust regulators are said to beef up an investigation into Apple, triggered by Spotify, with new evidence but not new charges. The European Commission last year told the iPhone maker that its App Store rules distorts competition in the music streaming market.
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Caught Drink Driving In Punjab? Punishment Includes Blood Donation
The first offence of exceeding a speed limit will attract a fine of Rs 1,000 and suspension of the offender's driver's license for three months. For drunk driving, the fine is Rs 5,000 in addition to the license suspension for the same duration.
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Safety Harness, Crash Helmet Mandatory For Children Below 4 Years On A Two-Wheeler, Says MoRTH
Flouting these new guidelines would attract a fine of Rs. 1,000 and a three-month suspension of the driver's licence.
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Meta, Twitter, TikTok Fined by Russia Over Failing to Remove Banned Content
Russia fined Twitter, Meta, and TikTok for failing to delete content the government deems illegal, a Moscow court said, the latest in a string of penalties against foreign technology firms.
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Delhi Traffic Police Revises Maximum Speed Limits For All Vehicles
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.
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This Father Built a Wooden Electric Lamborghini for His Son. It Looks Original and Runs Just Fine
A Vietnamese woodworker has built a stupendously original-like wooden electric Lamborghini for his son. The creator had earlier built miniature but drivable wooden versions of BMW and Buggati cars.
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Tesla Found Guilty of Throttling Charging Speed, Norway Court Orders Payment of $16,000 to Each Owner
Tesla has been found guilty of throttling the charging speed and battery capacity of cars by a Norwegian court after a software update. The verdict came after at least 30 Tesla car owners filed a complaint with the court, saying the software update in 2019 cut the vehicle's battery life, reduced the range, and increased the time it took to charge. ...
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Got Pending Delhi Traffic Challan? Get It Cleared At Lok Adalat This Week
People can resolve or get their fines, including those for commercial vehicles and offences like running a red light, lacking a Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate and speeding, waived.
-
Video: Cash Thrown From Roofs Of Speeding SUVs, Noida Police Takes Action
The Noida Traffic Police imposed a fine of Rs 33,000 on each of the twelve vehicles for traffic violations.
-
200 Kmph? No, The Speeds Rohit Sharma Has Been Fined For Are
Rohit Sharma was caught overspeeding while driving from Mumbai to Pune ahead of India's Cricket World Cup 2023 match against Bangladesh.
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US Man Receives Shocking $1.4 Million Speeding Ticket. Here's What Happened Next
A man in the United States was left in shock after he was hit with a $1.4 million speeding fine for driving 35mph (miles per hour) over the limit.
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Man Fined After Dog Spotted Behind Wheel Of Speeding Car
The driver told the cops that the dog had jumped on his lap during the driver, but they couldn't identify any sudden movement inside the car while reviewing the video.
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Finland Driver Fined A Staggering $129,544. The Reason Is...
Anders Wiklof, 76, drove 82 kilometres per hour in a 50-kilometre-per-hour zone.
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UK Home Secretary Asked Officials To Help Her Dodge Speeding Fine: Report
UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman is under pressure as it was claimed in a media report on Sunday that she attempted to dodge a driving fine after being caught speeding outside London when she was Attorney General of the country last year.
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Australian Telecom Companies Face AUD 33.5 Million Fine Over False Internet Speed Claims
Telstra, Optus, and a unit of TPG Telecom have been hit with a collective fine of AUD 33.5 million (roughly Rs. 180 crore) for misleading claims about Internet speeds on their networks. All three telcos have admitted in court of making false or misleading statements, and nearly 120,000 customers were affected, according to the Australian Competiti...
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EU Investigators Said to Speed Up Case Against Apple With New Charges
EU antitrust regulators are said to beef up an investigation into Apple, triggered by Spotify, with new evidence but not new charges. The European Commission last year told the iPhone maker that its App Store rules distorts competition in the music streaming market.
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Caught Drink Driving In Punjab? Punishment Includes Blood Donation
The first offence of exceeding a speed limit will attract a fine of Rs 1,000 and suspension of the offender's driver's license for three months. For drunk driving, the fine is Rs 5,000 in addition to the license suspension for the same duration.
-
Safety Harness, Crash Helmet Mandatory For Children Below 4 Years On A Two-Wheeler, Says MoRTH
Flouting these new guidelines would attract a fine of Rs. 1,000 and a three-month suspension of the driver's licence.
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Meta, Twitter, TikTok Fined by Russia Over Failing to Remove Banned Content
Russia fined Twitter, Meta, and TikTok for failing to delete content the government deems illegal, a Moscow court said, the latest in a string of penalties against foreign technology firms.
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Delhi Traffic Police Revises Maximum Speed Limits For All Vehicles
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.
-
This Father Built a Wooden Electric Lamborghini for His Son. It Looks Original and Runs Just Fine
A Vietnamese woodworker has built a stupendously original-like wooden electric Lamborghini for his son. The creator had earlier built miniature but drivable wooden versions of BMW and Buggati cars.
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Tesla Found Guilty of Throttling Charging Speed, Norway Court Orders Payment of $16,000 to Each Owner
Tesla has been found guilty of throttling the charging speed and battery capacity of cars by a Norwegian court after a software update. The verdict came after at least 30 Tesla car owners filed a complaint with the court, saying the software update in 2019 cut the vehicle's battery life, reduced the range, and increased the time it took to charge. ...
