Relief for drivers: No jail for 1st-time pollution, road safety norms violations In the case of noise pollution-related violations, the bill proposes a warning for the first offence, while repeat offence will attract a penalty of up to Rs 10,000. Similarly, failure to comply with an order or contravening provisions of the Electricity Act or rules, which can currently land a person in jail for three months along with a fine of Rs 1 lakh, is proposed to be converted into a fine of Rs 10,000 to Rs 10 Lakh. #lakh #road_safety #safety_norms #noise_pollution-related #bill_proposes #norms_violations #pollution-related_violations #repeat_offence #Electricity_Act #violations
Tendulkar becomes global champion for road safety cause #champion #Tendulkar #road_safety #global #global_champion
Certainty of enforcement, not just awareness, crucial to road safety push: Road transport secretary Strict enforcement, not just awareness, is crucial for curbing road accidents and rule violations, stated Union road transport secretary V Umashankar. He highlighted that certainty of enforcement, coupled with organized district-level action and strong institutions, will foster compliance and accountability. #rule_violations #stated_Union #transport_secretary #Road_transport #secretary_Strict #Union_road #Strict_enforcement #safety_push #road_safety #curbing_road
