Delhi Traffic Challan Lok Adalat: Delhi traffic offenders now face a pay-first, argue-later system. To contest a challan, motorists must de...

Delhi is testing barrierless tolling, known as Multi-Lane Free Flow (MLFF), at the Mundka toll plaza, with vehicles passing through and tol...

Petrol pumps in Delhi have stopped fueling vehicles without a valid Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate, intensifying anti-pollution ...

New emission rules for vehicles will be implemented in 2027. The Bureau of Energy Efficiency has eased some targets for smaller cars. Manuf...

Jan Vishwas (Amendment of Provisions) Bill: Replying to the discussion on the Bill, commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal said that i...

Electric car registrations — a proxy for retail sales as carmakers report only dispatches to dealers — rose 49% on-year to 19,711 units in ...

Delhi's transport department is set to enforce colour-coded sticker regulations for vehicles, warning of penalties under the Motor Vehicle ...

Bombay High Court ruled that additional fees for license renewal and registration beyond the time limit are not penalties. The HC upheld ru...

According to the SOPs, the first offence of an unregistered vehicle being found on Delhi's roads will attract a penalty of Rs 5,000 under t...

Rakesh, South Delhi resident, was challaned Rs 16,000 for drunk driving, not carrying registration papers and not wearing a helmet.

The Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Bill, 2019, received the assent of the President on August 9, 2019, an official notification said.

The legislation provides for stricter punishment for various traffic-related offences as well as higher penalties.

Driving dangerously, exceeding speed limit, unsafe parking, using vehicle without insurance, ticketless bus travel to also make pocket ligh...

The Bill proposes Rs 10,000 fine for not giving way to emergency vehicles and Rs 10,000 for driving despite disqualification.

The provisions also include that guardian/owner will be deemed to be guilty in case of road offence by juveniles while registration of the ...

The panel has agreed to framing strict and steeper penalties that include imprisonment for offences like driving by minors, crossing speed ...

If a public servant fails to deliver within the stipulated timeframe laid out under the Service Level Agreement then he would be liable to ...