New Changes in Motor Vehicle Act 🚗
The Central Government has made big changes to the Motor Vehicle Act. Now, if you break traffic rules, you will have to pay up to 10 times more in fines. This applies to both two-wheelers and four-wheelers. Let’s look at the new rules and fines.
Juvenile Rules 🚸
One important change is about juveniles driving. If a juvenile causes an accident while driving, the fine has increased to ₹25,000. They can also face up to 3 years in jail and lose their vehicle registration for one year. Additionally, their driving license can be suspended until they turn 25 years old.
New Penalties for Common Violations 🚦
Here are some new penalties for common traffic violations:
- Riding without a helmet: Fine of ₹1,000 and license suspension for 3 months (previously ₹100).
- Not wearing a seatbelt: Fine of ₹1,000 (previously ₹100).
- Using a mobile phone while driving: Fine of ₹5,000.
- Driving without a license or insurance: Up to ₹5,000 fine, 3 months in jail or community service.
- Triple riding on two-wheelers: Fine of ₹1,000 (previously ₹100).
- Driving without a pollution certificate: Fine of ₹10,000 (previously ₹1,000).
- Dangerous driving: Fine of ₹5,000 (previously ₹500).
- Not giving way to emergency vehicles: Fine of ₹10,000 (previously ₹1,000).
- Overloading: Fine of ₹20,000 (previously ₹2,000).
- Jumping a signal: Fine of ₹5,000 (previously ₹500).
These changes aim to make our roads safer. Always remember to follow traffic rules. 🛵
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