Traffic violations could cost driving licence points; Gadkari plans new rules
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Nitin Gadkari Proposes Negative Points System: Repeated Traffic Violations Could Lead To Licence, RC Suspension - PUNE PULSE
The proposed system would deduct points for traffic offences, with habitual offenders potentially facing suspension or cancellation of their driving licence or vehicle registration certificate, while responsible motorists could receive incentives. By Vidhi Lalla Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari has said the government is working on a graded points-based system for driving licences
New Delhi (Uttam Hindu News): The central government is going to tighten its grip on drivers who repeatedly break traffic rules and then get away with it. Now… The post "Traffic rule violations will result in points and license cancellation, Nitin Gadkari announces new negative system" appeared first on uttamhindu.com.
Nitin Gadkari on Licenses Cancelled: Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari has announced a major change in traffic rules. Not only will challans be issued to those who repeatedly violate traffic rules, but a negative point system will also be implemented. What did Gadkari announce?
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has announced major changes to traffic rules. Now, road mistakes will not only result in a fine, but also negative points will be added to your license and RC, which could lead to their cancellation.
Traffic violations could cost driving licence points; Gadkari plans new rules
The proposed system would assign penalty points to motorists for different traffic offences. If a driver accumulates points beyond a specified limit, the authorities could suspend the driving licence or cancel it altogether.http://dlvr.it/TVN30j
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