Tag: Ministry of Road Transport and Highways

NEW DELHI: The Delhi transport department has announced that vehicles with more than five unpaid challans pending for over 90 days will be "blacklisted". The department will bar the owners of such vehicles from selling them, purchasing insurance, or renewing their Pollution Under-Control (PUC) certificates. The officials of the transport department hope this move will reduce the backlog of unpaid fines and improve traffic discipline. The vehicles will be blacklisted on the Vahan portal, and the department has requested the National Informatics Centre (NIC) to automate the process on the software. The vehicles will be removed from the blacklist only after the fines are paid.

Unpaid challans: Delhi Transport dept to blacklist vehicles

NEW DELHI: The Delhi transport department has announced that vehicles with more than five unpaid…

Delhi to soon convert fossil fuel-based vehicles into EVs

NEW DELHI: Good news for Delhiites! Vehicle owners in Delhi would soon get an option…

Gadkari announces list of road development projects

NEW DELHI: The Ministry of Road, Transport and Highways (MoRTH), Government of India, approved several…

GOI to implement global emission standards & safety measures in transport vehicles

GOI to implement global emission standards & safety measures in transport vehicles

NEW DELHI: The Government of India (GOI), on Saturday, September 12, said that it is…