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Sources: zee news
My documents were complete, then the challan got cut! Don’t be surprised if you hear someone saying this! Because, it is possible that the challan may be deducted even after having complete documents. Because, there are many types of invoices, which are not usually discussed. Everyone is aware of the fine for not having documents in the new Motor Vehicle Act. But, there are also many such fines, whose information is hardly available to the general public. Many times you make such mistakes while walking on the road, which you do not even know but you may have to pay a fine for them. That’s why it is important that you read all these rules carefully and keep them in mind while driving on the road.
You will hardly have the answers to these questions
Have you ever crossed a zebra crossing while driving? Does it remain in mind while driving that we are standing at the zebra crossing? What will happen if you cross the zebra crossing after the introduction of the new Motor Vehicle Act? How much will be the fine if you drive on the sidewalk with a car? What will happen if you overtake a vehicle from the wrong side? What can be the penalty even if your car does not have wipers? How much fine will be imposed if the car is pulled out at red light? There are also some such fines, which you hardly know.
Do not cross zebra crossing
Often you must have noticed that when there is a red light, the vehicles parked at the signal are above the zebra crossing. Even car and bike drivers have a chance to stop the car before the zebra crossing, but most people stop the car over it. Actually, zebra crossing is for pedestrians. When there is a red light, he crosses the road only by walking on it. Let us tell you, stopping the vehicle over the zebra crossing is a violation of traffic rules.
How much will the fine be?
According to the new Motor Vehicle Act, if you ride a vehicle at a zebra crossing, you will have to pay a fine of Rs. Not only this, if you stop the vehicle even before the zebra crossing, then it will be considered that you are driving dangerously and you cannot control the vehicle. In this, the clause of dangerous driving will be applicable and you can be fined of many types simultaneously.
And what are the fines, so you do not know…
Honking
Many times it is seen that some car driver is unnecessarily blowing the horn. In such a situation, the police have the right to cut your challan and for this a fine of Rs 100 will be imposed. At the same time, even if your car does not have a horn, a fine of Rs 100 can be imposed. 100 rupees will be challaned even if the horn is constantly blown in the crowd.
Drive on the sidewalk
Sometimes it is right by mistake but the car climbs on the pavement. But, in the new Motor Vehicle Act, this mistake is also fined. For this you will have to pay 100 rupees. Not only this, if you drive dangerously on the pavement, then a hefty fine can also be imposed.
Overtake
It is common to overtake while driving a car or bike. But, do you overtake from the right side or have you overtaken properly. If not, then a fine of Rs 100 will be imposed here too. Overtaking from the wrong side (left side) is a violation of the rules. At the same time, overtaking without giving a dipper is also against the rules.
Fine for listening to music
Usually everyone listens to music while driving. But, even if the sound is a little high, the challan is made. Playing music at high volume is against traffic rules. For this also you will have to pay a fine of Rs 100.
Wiper, mirror even if not fine
If your car does not have wipers to clean the windows, then you will have to pay a fine of Rs 100. At the same time, if your car does not have side mirrors or they are closed even if they are, then you will have to pay a fine of Rs 100.
Fine on tires
Even if the tires of your car, bike are not in good condition, you will have to pay a fine under the Motor Vehicle Act. This fine can be not less than 100 rupees. Poor condition of tires is considered under the Vehicle Act that you can be a victim of an accident at any time.
