A truck driver from Rajasthan was fined Rs 1.41 lakh in Delhi under the new traffic rules of the amended Motor Vehicles Act. He was held for overloading by the enforcement wing of Delhi transport department.
With the new traffic rules in force, even the attire of motorists is now under scrutiny under the amended Motor Vehicles Act. Truck drivers and helpers in Uttar Pradesh will face a fine of Rs. 2000 if they are found flouting dress code and wearing 'lungi' and 'banyan'.
The Gujarat government on Tuesday reduced fines on traffic violations up to 50 per cent. These will come into effect September 16 onwards.
The reason behind this rule is that flip-flops or similar footwear might create difficulty in changing gears or could even result in loss of grip while the vehicle is coming to a halt, resulting in a slip.
The drive has been launched in East Champaran district's Motihari by Chhatauni police station SHO Mukesh Chandra Kunwar.
If stopped by a traffic cop for valid papers, then you may show documents stored in DigiLocker to avoid hefty penalties under the amended motor vehicles law.
Amid concern over the hefty fines for traffic violations, Union Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari on Monday said even he has been fined for speeding on the Bandra-Worli sealink in Mumbai.
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New traffic rules under the Motor Vehicles Act 2019 with revised penalty rates have set in India from September 1, 2019. It aims to tighten road traffic regulations such as the issuance of driving licence. The MVA 2019 imposes stricter penalties for violations in an attempt to improve road safety. However, with smart use of your smartphone, can save you from paying heavy penalty without breaking any traffic law.
Gadkari's remark come in the wake of reports from different parts of the country in which traffic police has been even levying fines above Rs. 50,000 for traffic rules violations in the aftermath of recent amendments to the motor vehicles law.
The netizens have been coming up with reactions after the amended MV Act that imposes heavy penalties for traffic violations across India.
Ever since the traffic rules have been introduced in India under the Motor Vehicles Amendment Act 2019, it has been digging deeper holes in the pockets of those found guilty of violations. In a recent case, an auto-rickshaw driver in Odisha's Bhubaneswar was fined a whopping Rs 47,500 for violating a slew of traffic rules under the Motor Vehicles Amendment Act 2019.
Gurugram: A man has been fined Rs 23,000 for riding a scooty without wearing a helmet and also for not carrying important documents.
New traffic rules have set in India from September 1. This comes after the Indian Parliament in July passed the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Bill, 2019. The new motor vehicle act aims to tighten road traffic regulations such as the issuance of driving licence. The MVA 2019 imposes stricter penalties for violations in an attempt to improve road safety.
Motor Vehicles Act: If you are a rash driver or often break traffic rules, then from today you need to stop doing such things or else be prepared to shell out fine 10 times more, as new traffic rules are being implemented across the country from September 1.
Motorists following traffic rules in Hyderabad are set to be honoured with certificates by the city police under a novel initiative. The Rachakonda Police Commissionerate here Thursday launched the programme "Patrol for Happy Driving" to mark the completion.
The new signs will be placed in areas with large numbers of animals such as hedgehogs, otters, squirrels and badgers.
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