There has been a change in the traffic rules. If you have a two-wheeler and you go to office from home every day, then this news is especially for you. Let us tell you that now the person sitting behind you while driving a scooter or bike will have to wear a helmet. Yes, under the Motor Vehicle Act, it is mandatory for the person sitting behind to wear a helmet.
Traffic Rules: The month of September has started and with it the traffic rules have changed. If you have a two-wheeler and you go to office from home every day, then this news is especially for you. Let us tell you that now the person sitting behind you while driving a scooter and bike will have to wear a helmet. Yes, under the Motor Vehicle Act, it is mandatory for the person sitting behind to wear a helmet.
Let us tell you that the High Court judges have heard the traffic rules today. After the order of the High Court, a new rule is going to be implemented from today in Visakhapatnam, a big city of Andhra Pradesh. Now the person sitting behind will have to wear a helmet under all circumstances while driving a bike. This decision has been taken in view of the increasing accidents in the city.
A fine of Rs 1035 will be deducted
Let us also tell you that if the rules are violated, then a fine of Rs 1035 will be deducted, Visakhapatnam Police has given this information. Also, the license of those who break the rules can be suspended for the next three months. Also, it will be mandatory to wear only ISI marked helmets and if this is not done then strict action will be taken for this.
Big changes will happen in this city
Let us tell you that along with Andhra Pradesh, changes can be made regarding traffic rules in cities like Mumbai and Delhi. The rule of wearing helmets by the pillion rider is strictly enforced.
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