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Break traffic rules with kids onboard? Drivers face double fines and licence risk under new govt proposalThe Road Transport Ministry is proposing a sharp increase in penalties for traffic violations committed by drivers with children on board. ...- Uber’s India ambitions face latest challenge from rival RapidoRapido, an Indian ride-hailing service, is growing rapidly. It is surpassing Uber and Ola in new user acquisition. Rapido's unique subscrip...
- Woman boards a cab in Mumbai. What she got at the end of the ride left her in disbelief. Internet asks, 'Where did you get this taxi?'A Mumbai Reddit user shared her astonishment after receiving a printed receipt from a regular taxi, sparking disbelief and amusement online...
- 'Safety is never a joke.' Mumbai Police gives a befitting reply to stand-up comedian's 'seatbelt' tweetMumbai Police replied saying that the cops will keep the challans in stock for those following the comedian's advice.
- Mumbai Police to sensitise people regarding mandatory seat-belt rule coming into force todayMumbai's traffic police are setting out today to sensitise errant four-wheeler drivers and co-passengers as the rule to strap on seat belts...
- Wearing seat belt for all car passengers to become compulsory in Mumbai from tomorrowMumbai police had said that passengers found not wearing a safety belt will be punished as per rules from tomorrow. The Traffic Police had ...
- Anand Mahindra lauds Twitter user for his 'sharp eye'. Check out whyOn Wednesday, Anand Mahindra shared a Mahindra ad on Twitter showing the idol of Lord Ganesh in a truck seat. One of the Twitter users repl...
- Steep penalties for traffic rule violations from todayAlmost all enhanced penal provisions for traffic offences in the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Act become applicable from September 1.
- Only 25% of drivers fasten seat belts in India: StudyThe survey also reveals the share of women drivers skipping this mandatory rule while driving is higher at 81% in comparison to their male ...
- Why Indians don’t give a toss about their own safetyLike schoolchildren in a boring lesson, Indian passengers usually have zero interest in the evacuation demonstration.
- New Motor Vehicle Bill to hold government bodies responsible for bad roadsRoad transport minister Nitin Gadkari has already said that a stronger law on the lines of UK will be brought before the parliament.
- Pathetic saga of road safetyThe only way to curtail India’s ever-rising road accident toll is through an urgent and major overhaul of the regulatory system.
- Trouble in the airOn that fateful day, a Kenya Airlines plane crashed in Cameroon claiming 114 victims, among them Amol Chauhan, director, Parle Products.
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