The Indian government making strict regarding traffic rules and safety violations. For the implementation of the same many changes have made in the vehicle manufacturing guidelines and other aspects.
But today we will address the lesser-known traffic rules that you need to be aware of not to get fine the next time you are caught violating one.
You must surely be aware of the rules like wearing a helmet while riding and things of that sort.
But do you know, base on the laws you are not allow to ride wearing slippers or ‘chappal’.
Riding in ‘Chappals’
As per the Motor Vehicle Act, you must wear fix attire while riding or driving in India.
Going by the rules, the two-wheeler riders are mandate to wear fully close shoes when riding their vehicle.
If found violating the law, they can be subject to a Rs 1,000 fine.
Same, while driving, the person behind the wheel must wear a shirt or t-shirt accompanied with full-length trousers, or they can be fine Rs 2,000.
More than One Driving Licences
If a person is found in possession of two driving licences, the person will be obligate to pay a penalty.
One of the possibilities is that you might be having one of your old driving licenses along with your new one.
If you are found to have the two licenses, you will be challan for the offence.
Phone Usage
We all know talking or using your phone while driving can definitely get you challan, but there is an exception.
Any rider/driver is allow to use their phone while operating their vehicle only for the navigational purpose, using it for anything else will surely get you fine.
You can get a fine of up to Rs 5,000 if found violating the law.
Not Allowing Emergency Vehicles to Pass
Providing passage to any of the emergency service vehicles is a moral responsibility of every citizen.
But in case someone is found blocking or interfering with the path of any such vehicle, they can face an imprisonment of up to 6 months or up to rs 10,000 fine.
The emergency vehicles include a fire brigade, ambulance, police car and many others.
Unfit for Drive
Everyone is aware that driving while inebriate or under the influence of any substance is illegal, but the law also prohibits any person to drive if they are in any way mentally or physically unfit to be driving.
If anyone is found doing so, you can be fine Rs 1,000 for the first time and later Rs 2,000 for the second time.
