Delhi to begin enforcement drive against vehicles without PUC certificates
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The Delhi government is launching an enforcement drive starting October 1 to penalize vehicle owners who do not possess a valid Pollution Under Control certificate.
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- The Delhi government will launch a special enforcement operation targeting vehicles lacking valid Pollution Under Control certificates from October 1.
- Authorities will utilize strengthened monitoring systems to enhance the reliability of the testing process.
- Vehicles failing to meet emission standards or lacking documentation face fines of up to 10,000 rupees.
- Electric vehicles remain exempt from this mandate due to their lack of tailpipe emissions.
- This initiative aims to reduce air pollution by ensuring that all internal combustion vehicles on the road remain within permissible emission limits.
What to watch next
- Launch of the enforcement drive on October 1
- Technological upgrades to the monitoring of PUC centers
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Rekha Gupta
Chief Minister
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“Work will also be undertaken to strengthen the monitoring and functioning of PUC centres through technology”
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…valid Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificates from Oct 1, chief minister Rekha Gupta announced Saturday. Vehicles found operating without valid PUC certificates will face challans and penalties under the law. “ Work will also be undertaken to strengthen the monitoring and functioning of PUC centres through technology ,” Gupta said, adding that the system of PUC centres in the capital would be made more effective and reliable. A PUC certificate certifies that a vehicle’s tailpipe emissions are within the limits prescribed under motor…
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