Since the time the amended Motor Vehicle Act came into effect on September 1, 2019,바카라 웹사이트 reports that people are being made to pay hefty traffic violation fines, in accordance to new rules, are surfacing from across the country.
Recently, a Rajasthan truck driver in Delhi was fined Rs바카라 웹사이트1.41 lakh under the new MVA바카라 웹사이트for overloading and violation of registration certificate and permit rules on September 5,
“My driver was fined on September 5 in Delhi when he went to deliver silica sand to a costumer,”바카라 웹사이트Bikaner라이브 바카라 Harman Ram Bhambhu, owner of a truck (No. RJ07GD0237)바카라 웹사이트said.
“It took us five days to arrange the money and we made the payment on September 9 after which the vehicle was released.”
The truck was seized and released by Delhi court on Tuesday after payment of penalties, according to the truck driver.
Earlier, a truck driver of Odisha라이브 바카라 Sambalpur district was fined a whopping Rs 86,500 for violating several traffic rules on September 3, .
Bhambhu, who lives in Thakuriasar village of Shridungargarh tehsil, said the traffic authorities penalised his driver Rs 20,000 for first one tonne, and Rs 2,000 for every additional tonne, making it Rs 48,000; and Rs 10,000 each for RC and permit violations. This made it Rs 70,800. The owner was also fined the same amount, making a total of Rs 1,41,600.
In July, Parliament passed the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Bill, 2019, tightening traffic rules and regulations and imposing stricter punishments for violations, in a bid to improve road safety.
Traffic experts are of the view that exorbitant fines and penalties will act as a deterrent against willful traffic violation.바카라 웹사이트
