Road Safety-Traffic Fines in

India.

MANOJ KUMAR ( Blogger/Safety Professional)

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By:Manoj Kumar(hseguru@yahoo.in/+91–8252771261
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Traffic fines make everyone wary and that’s probably why they’re even
introduced in the first place. The government introduced some drastic
changes to the traffic violation fines. This made the relatively new rules
far more stringent owing to the significant rise in fines. Effective since
the 1st of September-2019 and with the aim of enhancing road safety,
the Motor Vehicles Amendment comes with new traffic fines and
violation penalties you should be cautious of, as most of these fines
have been increased by a large margin!

Especially for violations such as drunk driving, not giving way to

emergency vehicles like ambulances and fire engines, driving without
licence, driving while speaking on the phone, and driving without a
valid insurance amongst other traffic violations.

Note:Everyone have to pay fines as per revised fines list.