It is very important to follow the traffic rules while carrying vehicles on the road. There are many people who do not follow the traffic rules and go ahead ignoring it. However, if you do not follow the traffic rules, your invoice can be deducted. In fact, many times people do not even know that they are violating the traffic rules because they do not know about all the traffic rules. Because of this, today we are going to tell you about one such traffic rule, which few people know about. This rule is about giving way to emergency vehicles.

In fact, it is mandatory for any motor vehicle driver to give way to emergency vehicles to overtake them. Yes and if they don't do so, their invoice may be deducted and they may have to pay a hefty fine. At the same time, if you have ever violated this rule by mistake before, then now take care and do not violate it. Because if you are caught doing this, a fine is bound to be imposed. According to the existing traffic rules, your challan can be deducted even if you do not give way to emergency vehicles. In fact, it is necessary to give way to emergency vehicles such as fire brigade vehicles and ambulances. Yes and if you don't do so, under the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Act, 2019, a challan of up to Rs 10,000 can be deducted for motorists for not providing a way for emergency vehicles.

Not only this but under Section 194(e) of the amended MV Act, any motorist who does not give free passage to emergency services vehicles such as fire brigade or ambulance on the road can be fined Rs 10,000. During this time, assistant inspectors of police, as well as motor vehicles department, can impose and recover fines from violators.

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