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MoRTH To Make Electronic Stability Control Mandatory On Buses By April 2023
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highway (MoRTH) today announced that it has initiated a transformational programme to implement various new international emission standards along with safety measures in the transport vehicles. The Ministry said, it has already notified numerous regulations for upgrading emission and safety features in the indust...
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Cars in Europe to Necessarily Have Electronic Stability Control
While India is still waiting for even airbags to be made mandatory, Europe has gone a step further to make its cars much safer to drive by making electronic stability control (ESC) a standard fitment in all new cars.
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Government to Make Crash Tests Mandatory for Cars in India
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), one person dies on Indian roads every 5 minutes, and this figure is projected to rise to one every 3 minutes by 2020. Considering this, it doesn't come as a surprise that the government is finally putting together a mandate for cars to undergo a crash test before plying on Indian roads.
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MoRTH To Make Electronic Stability Control Mandatory On Buses By April 2023
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highway (MoRTH) today announced that it has initiated a transformational programme to implement various new international emission standards along with safety measures in the transport vehicles. The Ministry said, it has already notified numerous regulations for upgrading emission and safety features in the indust...
-
Cars in Europe to Necessarily Have Electronic Stability Control
While India is still waiting for even airbags to be made mandatory, Europe has gone a step further to make its cars much safer to drive by making electronic stability control (ESC) a standard fitment in all new cars.
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Government to Make Crash Tests Mandatory for Cars in India
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), one person dies on Indian roads every 5 minutes, and this figure is projected to rise to one every 3 minutes by 2020. Considering this, it doesn't come as a surprise that the government is finally putting together a mandate for cars to undergo a crash test before plying on Indian roads.
