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Electric mobility key to long-term fight against air pollution: UNEP chiefA top UN official stresses electric mobility and mandatory vehicle emissions testing for long-term air pollution solutions. India's plan to...- Karnataka government releases Rs 244 crore as truckers go on strikeThe Karnataka government has approved Rs 244.10 crore for the Annabhagya scheme to cover wholesale, retail, and transportation costs from F...
- Soon, Delhiites could earn Rs 50,000 for giving old vehicles to kabadiwalaThe Delhi government plans to offer a subsidy of up to Rs 50,000 in road tax on new cars with better emission standards. The revised draft ...
- 2 European countries seek truck, bus drivers in Karnataka: No education required, free visa, air tickets offeredThe International Migration Centre-Karnataka (IMC-K), a division of the state government's department of skill development entrepreneurship...
- Karnataka HC stays Centre's notification on higher fee and penalty on aged vehicles"Learned counsel for the petitioner submits that the identical notification issued by the respondent No.1/Central is quashed by this court ...
- Districts step up vigil as many truck drivers return homeSeveral districts that are home to thousands of truck drivers and their helpers have stepped up checks for symptoms of Covid-19 after lockd...
- Logistics service provider Fortigo Network expands serviceFortigo Network helps players in the logistics sector, particularly the fleet owners, to improve their earnings by 20-40 per cent, regional...
- LPG tanker operators commence indefinite strike in southern statesThe call for the strike was given by the Southern Region Bulk LPG Transport Owners' Association.
- Drivers can show vehicle documents in electronic form: Madras High CourtA division bench of Justice Dr Vineet Kothari and Justice Dr Anitha Sumanth Wednesday disposed of various petitions against a memorandum wh...
- Bengaluru mulls ban on private buses within city limitsA ban on private buses and goods vehicles entering Bengaluru during February 1-5 not only helped decongest traffic but also reduced polluti...
- Cargo movers protest speed governor rule, to stay off roads from December 1Owners of commercial vehicles including the cargo transport and private buses have decided not to ply their vehicles for an indefinite peri...
- Rs 500 crore worth business affectedWith more than 100 tea factories functioning in nearby Nilgiris district and about 200 lorries plying daily to other States, teas worth Rs ...
- Fuel price in Bengaluru to go up 1%; liquor, tobacco to pinch moreThe budget nevertheless has its small share of reliefs too. Those earning less than Rs 15,000 a month the limit was earlier Rs 10,000 -will...
- Karnataka home minister assures to rethink on heavy vehicles banKarnataka home minister K J George has assured industry leaders of a rethink on ban on movement of Medium and Heavy Vehicle goods vehicles ...
- Milk adulteration case: HC finds fault with CB-CID probeMadras HC warned that CID should probe involvment of Aavin officials failing which it will have no other alternative but to transfer case t...
- South stares at blackout as anti-Telangana protests shut power plantsProtesters have sporadically blocked national highways passing through Seemandhra for the last two months.
- Rangasamy announces plan to set up an IT park in PuducherryPark would be come up making use of the vacant site available in the truck terminal, said Puducherry Chief Minister N Rangasamy.
- Trucks in southern states to go off road from tomorrowTruck operators in southern states today announced an indefinite strike from tomorrow demanding lowering of the toll rates for highways.
- Kerala govt to hold talks with striking lorry ownersKerala government has authorised four ministers to hold talks with the lorry owners who were continuing with their strike that entered the ...
- Kerala Lorry owners to stop services from Oct 19The Kerala State Lorry Owners' Federation calls upon the federation to stop their services indefinitely from October 19.
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