According to the new traffic rules, now a challan of Rs 2000 can be deducted even after wearing a helmet. Yes, after hearing this, you will now ask why. So, According to the New Motor Vehicle Act (MVA), if a rider does not wear a helmet strip while riding a bike or scooter, then in such a situation, a challan of Rs 1000 can be deducted from him under Rule 194D MVA. Yes, but a challan of Rs 2,000 will have to be paid.

Apart from this, if someone is found wearing a defective helmet or wearing a helmet with BIS registration, then the rider may have to pay a fine of more than Rs 1000 as per 194D MVA. Yes, and mix both invoices in this way. At such a time, even if you are wearing a helmet, you may have to pay a challan of Rs 2000 due to non-compliance with the new rules.

Apart from this, according to the new Motor Vehicle Act, you may have to face a heavy fine of Rs 20,000 for overloading the vehicle. Let us also tell you that under the New Motor Vehicle Act, two-wheeler drivers are required to drive a vehicle wearing a helmet. Along with this, it is also necessary to wear a helmet for the pillion rider. Yes, apart from this, children will have to pay a fine of 1000 if they do not wear helmets. Yes, the Ministry of Road Transport and National Highways has also changed the rules for carrying children below four years of age on two-wheelers.

According to the new traffic rules, it is necessary for children on two-wheelers to use harness belts with helmets. At the same time, it is necessary to keep the speed of the vehicle up to 40 km per hour during this time. For not following this rule, a fine of Rs 1000 can be imposed and the driving license can be suspended for three months.

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