Updated September 5th, 2019 at 15:27 IST
Old video surfaces to show bikers a loophole to avoid 'no helmet' fine
IPS Officer Pankaj Nain tweets an old video of people without helmets walking past traffic police with their bikes to avoid fine, netizens cant get over it
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An old video that resurfaced on the internet has netizens laughing since Tuesday. Pankaj Nain, an Indian Police Service (IPS) Officer shared an video on Twitter after the implementation of the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Act, 2019. The Act's strict rules have statred to lead a lot of people to find ways to avoid a hefty fine. In the video tweeted by IPS Pankaj Nain, a number of people without helmets are walking with their motorcycles past traffic police to avoid a fine. According to the IPS Officer, walking without a helmet is not illegal.
This is hilarious.
— Pankaj Nain IPS (@ipspankajnain)
Innovative ways to avoid traffic challans
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Pls follow traffic rules to avoid such situations #MotorVehiclesAct2019 pic.twitter.com/hh7c1jWC80
Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Act 2019
The Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Act 2019, has increased the minimum compensation of hit and run cases ranging from Rs 50,000 to two lakh rupees. It has also increased fines for several offences under the Act, such as, rash driving, driving without license, drinking and driving, driving without a helmet, and so on. Along with this, the fine for jumping a red light signal has also been increased.
Under this Bill, the central government will also now be able to order for a recall of defected motor vehicles that may harm anyone.
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Few cases who recieved a challan
As these new traffic rules have come into force, a large number of people have paid hefty fines for breaking the rules. Earlier in Gurgaon, an autorickshaw driver was handed a challan of Rs 32,500 after he had jumped the red light. In a similar case in Bhubhaneswar, a drunk auto driver was found under the influence of alcohol. According to sources, he was not carrying any of the needed documents as well. He was charged with Rs 47,500. In another tweet, IPS Pankaj Nain tweeted a funny image defining the drink and driving rule.
Don't Drink n Drive
— Pankaj Nain IPS (@ipspankajnain)
Under section 185 of #MotorVehiclesAct2019 drunken driving fine have increased from 2000 to 10,000
Be sensible , follow traffic Rules
Still thinking ???
This is the only option left now 👇👇🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/fJsPGcSi3z
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Published September 5th, 2019 at 11:18 IST