News of work for motorists, if you make this mistake from 1 October, you will have to pay a heavy fine.
There are going to be many changes in the driving rules from the next date. In such a situation a rule is coming for the drivers, in which it will be difficult to talk on the phone while driving. Under the new rule, mobile phones will only be used for route navigation. If the driver is caught talking then a fine of up to five thousand rupees will have to be paid.
News of work for motorists
If you make this mistake, you will have to pay a heavy fine.
Keep this in mind while driving
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has notified the new rule. According to the new rule, the handheld mobile phone will only be used for route navigation during driving and in such a way that the driver is not distracted while driving. However, a fine of Rs 1,000 to Rs 5,000 can be imposed for talking on mobile while driving.
These rules relate to changes made in the Motor Vehicle Act last year. Some rules of this law came into force last year. According to the statement, traffic regulations will be better enforced in the country through the use of IT services and electronic monitoring. At the same time, harassment of drivers will also be stopped.
Police officers will not be able to ask for documents
The information on driving licenses that have been revoked and disqualified will be updated chronologically on the web portal. This will help the authorities to monitor the behavior of the drivers. As per the rules, if the documents related to the vehicle are valid electronically, the police officers will not be able to demand hard copies of the documents.
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Talking on mobile is a major cause of accidents
Talking on mobile while driving has become a major cause of vehicle accidents. People keep talking on mobile even while driving. In such a situation, they get distracted, causing an accident. With the introduction of this new rule, mobile can be used for route navigation by placing the mobile in front of the dashboard. However, only the drivers associated with the app-based cab service follow this rule.