Talking on the phone while driving the car will no longer be challaned! Know what is the new rule

 


Responding to the question asked in the Lok Sabha, Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari said that there will be no challan for the use of Hands Free Device.

New  Delhi  : If you are talking on mobile while driving the car, then the traffic police stop you and cut a long challan. But now if this happens then you will be able to resist it. According to the news published in Dainik Hindustan, if you are talking on mobile while driving and the traffic police cut your challan, then you can challenge it in court. But here also one of the most important things is that the mobile has to be used in the pocket and not on the ear, that is, by connecting a handsfree device. If you use the mobile directly, then the traffic police will have the right to make your challan.

IF THERE IS A FINE, YOU CAN CHALLENGE IT IN COURT.

This information has been given by the Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari himself in the Lok Sabha. He said that if the driver is using a hands-free device and talking on the phone, then it will not be considered as a punishable offense as per the existing traffic rules. In such a situation, the traffic police cannot impose any fine on you, if there is a fine then you can challenge it in the court.

WILL NOT PAY FINE

Kerala Congress MP Hibi Eden had asked in Lok Sabha whether talking on mobile with hands free device while driving is a punishable offense under section 84 of Motor Vehicle Act 2019? In response, Nitin Gadkari, the head of the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, said that talking using a hands-free communication device while driving is not a punishable offense under this Act. If you talk on mobile with hand in hand, then your challan will be deducted.

LICENSE SUSPENDED IF FOUND WITHOUT HELMET

Under the Motor Vehicle Act 2019, a strong arrangement has been made to rein in riders without helmets first. The traffic police can either challan up to Rs 1,000 on the drivers or the driving license can also be suspended for 3 months.

Comments

  1. KRISHNA MOHAN - INVESTPROJanuary 23, 2022 at 11:53 PM

    They have harrassed motorists and collected fines are th he going to repay...the amount collected should go to the road users protection fund

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