Motorists crossing red signal or stop lines or engaged in rash driving will be fined Rs 600 by Traffic Police. The direction came from DCP (Traffic) Jivraj Dabhade. Anyone caught driving while speaking on mobile phone will also be fined as they put others life at risk. The offenders will be booked under section 184 of Motor Vehicle Act.
Motorists crossing red signal or stop lines or engaged in rash driving will be fined Rs 600 by Traffic Police. The direction came from DCP (Traffic) Jivraj Dabhade. Anyone caught driving while speaking on mobile phone will also be fined as they put others life at risk. The offenders will be booked under section 184 of Motor Vehicle Act.
Fancy number plates will not be allowed. Vehicles carrying such number plates have been asked to change them within a day or two. Motorists traveling in car cannot use dark films on window and windscreens. Warning has been issued and those found guilty will be fined. According to supreme court orders permissible visible light transmission of 70% for front and rear windshields and 50% for the wide windows is a must.
No government officials or VIP’s will be exempted from the law. Everyone has to abide by law and follow traffic rules while driving.