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Telangana Cop Lets 6-Year-Old Granddaughter Drive. He Wanted World Record
Case filed against Telangana officer after granddaughter drives car in traffic for Guinness attempt.
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12 Strange Traffic Rules Around The World That Get Tourists Fined
Imagine getting fined for splashing a pedestrian with rainwater, driving shirtless, or even running out of fuel. It may sound bizarre, but these are real laws that travellers have to follow.
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"You Don't Have Spine To Implement Traffic Laws": Court Slams Ahmedabad Authorities
Referring to the last week's car accident in Ahmedabad city which claimed nine lives, the Gujarat High Court on Tuesday said the civic authorities do not have the "guts and spine" to enforce traffic rules.
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Law To Reward Person Sending Photo Of Wrongly Parked Vehicle In The Offing: Nitin Gadkari
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari wants to bring a law under which a person sending a photograph of a wrongly parked vehicle will get Rs. 500 if the total fine works out to be Rs. 1,000.
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10 Countries With Crazy Traffic Laws
Are you interested to learn about the ten countries that have crazy traffic laws? Let's learn them here. In this post, let's understand the ten laws in ten different countries. So, here's to reading more without further delay.
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Stricter Penalty For Traffic Violation In Centre's Motor Vehicles Bill
A bill aimed at weeding out corruption, improving road safety and promote the use of more technology to regulate traffic was passed on Tuesday in the Lok Sabha with by voice vote.
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5 Strangest Driving Laws Across The World
The major idea is to make the roads safer for everybody and that's most welcome. However, there comes a time when you look at certain traffic laws around the world and wonder, what had happened for the country to mandate something like this in the first place. As bizarre as they get, here are five traffic laws that will certainly make your next roa...
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30 Injured After Train Crashes Into Truck In Northern Iran
Iran's state news agency is reporting that 30 people were injured when an intercity passenger train crashed into a truck in the north of the country.
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Thai Drunken Drivers To Work In Morgues As Punishment
Several convicted drunken drivers were brought to a Bangkok morgue today to see a corpse and reflect on the gory consequences of their actions as part of a program aimed at combating the carnage on Thailand's roads.
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Govt Proposes Steep Fines for Violating Traffic Rules
The Road Transport Ministry has proposed a steep hike in fines, suspension and cancellation of driving licences and even imprisonment for serious traffic offences. For drunk driving, one of the most serious offences, the ministry has proposed a maximum penalty of Rs 10,000 and suspension of driving licence for three months while repeat offenders c...
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Andhra Pradesh Makes Helmets Compulsory for 2-Wheeler Riders From August 1
Andhra Pradesh government today made it compulsory for two-wheeler riders in the state to wear helmets from August 1.
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Hefty Penalties and Negative Points Under New Motor Vehicle Law
In a bid to control the ever-increasing road fatalities in India, the Government of India is planning to impose stricter traffic rules under the new Motor Vehicle Act. The GOI is on its way to introduce higher fines and penalty points in case of traffic law violations.
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Gopinath Munde's Death Leads Government to Review Indian Motor Vehicle Act
Out of all the points discussed in the meeting, one important suggestion was to cancel a person's driving license if he jumps red light thrice. All red lights will be connected to a server in order to monitor this.
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'Was my grandfather's life worth Rs 15,000?'
A day after Marine Drive resident 74-year-old Sampat Maroo, died after being knocked down by a speeding car driven by a17-year-old Yash Bohra, his family is demanding stern action in the case and a review of existing laws. "Yash had no valid licence, and he was driving over the speed limit set in the area. Moreover, releasing him after a few hours ...
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62-year-old British woman breaks 1,500 traffic laws in a matter of weeks, fined $118,000
An elderly British woman, living in Italy, has been finally slapped with motoring fines totalling over $118,000 (76,000 pounds) after being tracked for many days by Italian police investigators.
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Telangana Cop Lets 6-Year-Old Granddaughter Drive. He Wanted World Record
Case filed against Telangana officer after granddaughter drives car in traffic for Guinness attempt.
-
12 Strange Traffic Rules Around The World That Get Tourists Fined
Imagine getting fined for splashing a pedestrian with rainwater, driving shirtless, or even running out of fuel. It may sound bizarre, but these are real laws that travellers have to follow.
-
"You Don't Have Spine To Implement Traffic Laws": Court Slams Ahmedabad Authorities
Referring to the last week's car accident in Ahmedabad city which claimed nine lives, the Gujarat High Court on Tuesday said the civic authorities do not have the "guts and spine" to enforce traffic rules.
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Law To Reward Person Sending Photo Of Wrongly Parked Vehicle In The Offing: Nitin Gadkari
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari wants to bring a law under which a person sending a photograph of a wrongly parked vehicle will get Rs. 500 if the total fine works out to be Rs. 1,000.
-
10 Countries With Crazy Traffic Laws
Are you interested to learn about the ten countries that have crazy traffic laws? Let's learn them here. In this post, let's understand the ten laws in ten different countries. So, here's to reading more without further delay.
-
Stricter Penalty For Traffic Violation In Centre's Motor Vehicles Bill
A bill aimed at weeding out corruption, improving road safety and promote the use of more technology to regulate traffic was passed on Tuesday in the Lok Sabha with by voice vote.
-
5 Strangest Driving Laws Across The World
The major idea is to make the roads safer for everybody and that's most welcome. However, there comes a time when you look at certain traffic laws around the world and wonder, what had happened for the country to mandate something like this in the first place. As bizarre as they get, here are five traffic laws that will certainly make your next roa...
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30 Injured After Train Crashes Into Truck In Northern Iran
Iran's state news agency is reporting that 30 people were injured when an intercity passenger train crashed into a truck in the north of the country.
-
Thai Drunken Drivers To Work In Morgues As Punishment
Several convicted drunken drivers were brought to a Bangkok morgue today to see a corpse and reflect on the gory consequences of their actions as part of a program aimed at combating the carnage on Thailand's roads.
-
Govt Proposes Steep Fines for Violating Traffic Rules
The Road Transport Ministry has proposed a steep hike in fines, suspension and cancellation of driving licences and even imprisonment for serious traffic offences. For drunk driving, one of the most serious offences, the ministry has proposed a maximum penalty of Rs 10,000 and suspension of driving licence for three months while repeat offenders c...
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Andhra Pradesh Makes Helmets Compulsory for 2-Wheeler Riders From August 1
Andhra Pradesh government today made it compulsory for two-wheeler riders in the state to wear helmets from August 1.
-
Hefty Penalties and Negative Points Under New Motor Vehicle Law
In a bid to control the ever-increasing road fatalities in India, the Government of India is planning to impose stricter traffic rules under the new Motor Vehicle Act. The GOI is on its way to introduce higher fines and penalty points in case of traffic law violations.
-
Gopinath Munde's Death Leads Government to Review Indian Motor Vehicle Act
Out of all the points discussed in the meeting, one important suggestion was to cancel a person's driving license if he jumps red light thrice. All red lights will be connected to a server in order to monitor this.
-
'Was my grandfather's life worth Rs 15,000?'
A day after Marine Drive resident 74-year-old Sampat Maroo, died after being knocked down by a speeding car driven by a17-year-old Yash Bohra, his family is demanding stern action in the case and a review of existing laws. "Yash had no valid licence, and he was driving over the speed limit set in the area. Moreover, releasing him after a few hours ...
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62-year-old British woman breaks 1,500 traffic laws in a matter of weeks, fined $118,000
An elderly British woman, living in Italy, has been finally slapped with motoring fines totalling over $118,000 (76,000 pounds) after being tracked for many days by Italian police investigators.
