The defaulter is liable to be prosecuted in a criminal court with fine up to RS 500, three months imprisonment or both. If a driver is caught driving a vehicle with alcohol in his blood exceeding 30 mg per 100 ml or under the influence of a drug to such an extent that he is incapable of exercising proper control over the vehicle, the following will be the punishments. The odd and even day parking relates to the date of the month and not the day of the month / week
The defaulter is liable to be prosecuted in a criminal court with fine up to RS 500, three months imprisonment or both. If a driver is caught driving a vehicle with alcohol in his blood exceeding 30 mg per 100 ml or under the influence of a drug to such an extent that he is incapable of exercising proper control over the vehicle, the following will be the punishments. The odd and even day parking relates to the date of the month and not the day of the month / week
The defaulter is liable to be prosecuted in a criminal court with fine up to RS 500, three months imprisonment or both. If a driver is caught driving a vehicle with alcohol in his blood exceeding 30 mg per 100 ml or under the influence of a drug to such an extent that he is incapable of exercising proper control over the vehicle, the following will be the punishments. The odd and even day parking relates to the date of the month and not the day of the month / week
The defaulter is liable to be prosecuted in a criminal court with fine up to RS 500, three months imprisonment or both. If a driver is caught driving a vehicle with alcohol in his blood exceeding 30 mg per 100 ml or under the influence of a drug to such an extent that he is incapable of exercising proper control over the vehicle, the following will be the punishments. The odd and even day parking relates to the date of the month and not the day of the month / week
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FAQ'S Q) What documents should a driver carry when driving? Driving license Registration Certificate Taxation Certificate PUC Certificate Insurance Certificate Fitness Certificate & Permit (incase of transport vehicles)
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Q) What are the consequences for driving without a license?
The defaulter is liable to be prosecuted in a criminal court with fine up to Rs 500, three months imprisonment or both.
Q) When can the authorities detain a vehicle?
Authorities can detain a vehicle in the following circumstances: Vehicle being driven by an individual without valid driving license Vehicle being driven without registration Transport vehicle being driven without Permit Vehicle being driven without payment of Tax Improper/suspicious registration. No number plate
Q) What is the punishment for drunken driving/driving under the influence of any drug? If a driver is caught driving a vehicle with alcohol in his blood exceeding 30 mg per 100 ml or he is under the influence of a drug to such an extent that he is incapable of exercising proper control over the vehicle, the following will be the punishments: First Offence: Imprisonment up to 6 months or fine up to RS 2000 or both Subsequent Offence: Imprisonment up to 2 years or fine up to RS 3000 or both
Q) Under what conditions is the towing of a vehicle allowed?
Vehicle abandoned or left unattended Parked in a parking restricted zone Parked in a way causing inconvenience to other road users
Q) What are the duties of a driver when his vehicle is involved in an accident resulting in death/bodily injury/damage to property? The duties of the driver are as under: Arrange for medical help Inform the police Incase the vehicle is carrying dangerous goods, keep everyone away, avoid smoking in the vicinity and take emergency action as displayed on the vehicle.
Q) What is the meaning of the odd and even parking board ? Does it relate to date or day of the month /week? The odd and even day parking relates to the date of the month & not the day of the month/week.
Q) What is the rule for use of mobile phone ?
Ans. As per section 218(3)/177MVA no driver while driving or riding a motor vehicle ( including two wheelers ) shall use a mobile phone.
Q) What is the rule regarding seat belts? Is it binding using seat belts while driving in interior areas or by lanes? Ans. The driver and the person seated in the front seat must wear the seat belts while vehicle is in motion ( U/S 125(1),138(3)CMVR/177MVA. It has been made compulsory to the manufacturers from the year 1995 to provide the seat belts to the vehicles. It is binding on occupants to wear the seat belts whenever vehicle is in motion.
Q) What is the rule for tinted glasses?
Ans. The glass of windscreen and rear window of every motor vehicle shall be maintained in such a way that visual transmission of light is not less than 70% and side windows shall be maintained in such a way that visual transmission of light is not less than 50% and shall confirm to Indian Standards.
Q) How do I pay my traffic fine ?
You can go to the respective Traffic Guard up to 15 days and show your fine slip to get back the seized documents from the concerned Traffic Guard.
Q) Who is authorised to collect the traffic fine on the spot ?
Any Traffic branch officer of the rank of Inspector of Police of Police duly authorised with a receipt book
Q) Can I use hands-free or any other accessories of mobile phone while driving? No. (As per rule mentioned above.)
Q) Can other occupants of the motor vehicle use mobile phone?
Yes. Other than driver, occupants of the motor vehicle can use mobile phone.
Q) After receiving call or sms on mobile phone, Can I park my vehicle and use mobile phone? No. As per rule mentioned above, mobile phone should be in switched off mode while driving.
Q) What is fine or penalty for using mobile phone, while driving?
As per section 177 of Motor Vehicle Act, 1988, using mobile phone while driving fine is Rs.100/-. But, if it causes further inconvenience or is hazardous to the road users, then the driver may be fined for negligence driving, for which fine is Rs.1000/- and compounding fee is Rs.500/-.
Q) Can I get refund on fine?
If a fine is recovered as a cash bail deposit and if you appear in the court, it may refunded or deposited as per court order. If cash is taken, as a compounding fee, then it is non-refundable as the case it self is disposed off on the spot. (Sec.200 of M.V.Act1988).
Q) If I am a doctor; can I use my mobile phone in an emergency while driving?
No. Exemption is not given to any one in the M.V.Act or Rules regarding this and all are same in front of law.
Q) What should I do after depositing a citation case fine at bank?
Better come to traffic Computer Cell Lalbazar and have it updated immediately.
Q)What sould I do if I sell my car?
Better you send one application to DC TP enclosing following documents. Xerox copy of form 29,30 (received copy from concerned RTA office) Delivery note Money receipt
Q)What sould I do if I intend to purchase one old or used car?
Before purchasing come to TCC and have detail information regarding pending traffic cases.
Q) What type of helmet should I use?
Always use IS:4151 standard ISI Mark Helmet
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