Traffic Offences
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New Traffic Rule: 5 Violations In A Year Can Cost You Your Licence
The decision to suspend a licence will rest with the Regional Transport Office (RTO) or the District Transport Office (DTO).
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In Mumbai, Traffic Challans Worth Rs 89 Lakh Issued On New Year's Eve
Traffic challans worth a whopping Rs 89 lakh were issued in Mumbai on New Year's Eve as the cops in Maximum City kept a close on revellers breaking rules on the road. E-challans were issued for a total of 17,800 traffic offences
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Maharashtra Proposes To Make Some Traffic Offences Non-Bailable
The Maharashtra motor vehicles department (MMVD) has proposed to make some of traffic offences, such as reckless driving and speeding, non-bailable, a senior official said on Tuesday.
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Maharashtra Hikes Compounding Fees For Traffic Offences Under Amended Motor Vehicles Act
The government recently issued a notification about the implementation of the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Act 2019, increasing the compounded fees for various traffic offences. The revised compounding fees came into effect from December 1, 2021.
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New Traffic Rule: 5 Violations In A Year Can Cost You Your Licence
The decision to suspend a licence will rest with the Regional Transport Office (RTO) or the District Transport Office (DTO).
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In Mumbai, Traffic Challans Worth Rs 89 Lakh Issued On New Year's Eve
Traffic challans worth a whopping Rs 89 lakh were issued in Mumbai on New Year's Eve as the cops in Maximum City kept a close on revellers breaking rules on the road. E-challans were issued for a total of 17,800 traffic offences
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Maharashtra Proposes To Make Some Traffic Offences Non-Bailable
The Maharashtra motor vehicles department (MMVD) has proposed to make some of traffic offences, such as reckless driving and speeding, non-bailable, a senior official said on Tuesday.
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Maharashtra Hikes Compounding Fees For Traffic Offences Under Amended Motor Vehicles Act
The government recently issued a notification about the implementation of the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Act 2019, increasing the compounded fees for various traffic offences. The revised compounding fees came into effect from December 1, 2021.
