Delhi's Transport Minister, Kailash Gahlot, announced on Saturday his intent to issue directives for deploying bus marshals as home guards....

The Delhi government has sought stake-holders' feedback on the draft Motor Vehicle Aggregator and Delivery Service Provider Scheme which wa...

The stakeholder consultation was organised in partnership with climate trends and RMI India Foundation in the presence of the Minister of T...

"As per the directions provided under Stage III of the revised GRAP and Section 115 of the Motor Vehicle Act, 1988, it is hereby ordered th...

Provisions over data localisation in the previous draft of the PDP Bill — withdrawn earlier this year — that mandated certain types of data...

Presently, over 17 lakh vehicles, including 13 lakh two-wheelers and three lakh cars, are plying without valid PUC.

One of the 150 new electric buses, inducted in DTC's fleet on Tuesday, broke down owing to increase in the vehicle's temperature beyond the...

"Due to the rising fuel prices, auto/taxi unions have been demanding revision of fares. @ArvindKejriwal govt. understands their concerns. A...

The press release from the department said that the extension of validity is to avoid the recurrence of the COVID pandemic-like situation i...

With air pollution reaching alarming levels in the city, Delhi Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot has allowed electric light commercial vehi...

The notice has directed the OEM to depute its representative to appear before a transport department officer at 12 noon on February 15.

“Being a national health emergency of unprecedented and historic scale, delays of procurement will result in loss of lives of citizens. Hen...

Till the top court takes a stand, the high court decisions on these matters, mostly in the LG’s favour, will hold as the apex court had ref...

A belated crackdown on illegal money in old and new currency notes is yielding loads of cash—buried in plush homes and offices or being car...

In the aftermath of the Volkswagen scandal, new tests on diesel vehicles across models by government agencies in the UK, France and Germany...

Delhiites may have to cough up a fine of Rs 2,000 for violating the odd-even rule as the AAP government's transport department has proposed...

"We have no power". That's the message from India's most powerful - ministers in the central government's Cabinet.