A bill was introduced to unleash the radical reforms to the transport sector by ensuring 100% e-governance,By checking bogus driving licenses and vehicle thefts, slapping heavy penalty on traffic violators and protecting .
According to sources ,the good samaritan had approved by the Lok Sabha on Monday.
There should be uniformity in the rules which had concerning that the issuance of driving licenses, the minister said, adding to it in such a way that through “e-governance, there would be provision of electronic registration.
The bill also seeks to save lives by ushering in radical reforms in the motor vehicles law to charge heavy penalty on traffic violators, protecting good samaritans and making vehicle-makers responsible for design defects to cut road accidents.
Upon introducing the new system, every one will have to go to the license issuing authorities under a uniform procedure and if the license is not issued in three days, then the RTO will have to face action. A learner’s license can be availed online sitting at home.
This bill also includes that there would be no cap on compensation to be paid by insurance companies to the victims of road accidents.
The basic aim of this bill is “to save human lives”,as a whopping five lakh accidents take place every year claiming around 1.5 lakh lives across the country.
According to sources ,the good samaritan had approved by the Lok Sabha on Monday.
There should be uniformity in the rules which had concerning that the issuance of driving licenses, the minister said, adding to it in such a way that through “e-governance, there would be provision of electronic registration.
The bill also seeks to save lives by ushering in radical reforms in the motor vehicles law to charge heavy penalty on traffic violators, protecting good samaritans and making vehicle-makers responsible for design defects to cut road accidents.
Upon introducing the new system, every one will have to go to the license issuing authorities under a uniform procedure and if the license is not issued in three days, then the RTO will have to face action. A learner’s license can be availed online sitting at home.
This bill also includes that there would be no cap on compensation to be paid by insurance companies to the victims of road accidents.
The basic aim of this bill is “to save human lives”,as a whopping five lakh accidents take place every year claiming around 1.5 lakh lives across the country.
Content Source : Hindustantimes
Image Source:
hindustantimes,Indianexpress,toi