Delhi’s largest vehicle fitness testing centre launched in N Delhi
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Delhi government launched a large automated vehicle fitness testing station in Burari to help curb air pollution.
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- The Delhi government inaugurated a new five-lane Automated Testing Station in Burari capable of testing one lakh vehicles annually.
- This facility utilizes technology-driven processes to assess vehicle components like brakes, emissions, and suspension for improved accuracy.
- The initiative is part of a broader, year-round government strategy to combat air pollution.
- Officials also announced that an enforcement system for valid Pollution Under Control certificates will begin on October 1.
What to watch next
- Implementation of the new enforcement system for valid PUC certificates on October 1
- Continued expansion of the automated vehicle testing network across Delhi
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Rekha Gupta
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“Temporary measures taken only during winter would not be enough to address Delhi’s pollution problem. The govt has taken up pollution control as a continuous, year-round process and is working simultaneously across areas including transport, expansion of green cover, electric mobility, waste management and technology-based monitoring. Pollution does not remain confined to any one boundary, and Delhi-NCR’s air quality is affected by several areas; but it is the govt’s responsibility to take the necessary concrete steps to reduce pollution in Delhi. Vehicle fitness testing is being modernised as part of this approach”
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…fitness tests at a new Automated Testing Station (ATS) in Burari. Inaugurating Delhi’s largest ATS facility there Saturday, Chief minister Rekha Gupta said govt is making year-round efforts to control pollution. “ Temporary measures taken only during winter would not be enough to address Delhi’s pollution problem. The govt has taken up pollution control as a continuous, year-round process and is working simultaneously across areas including transport, expansion of green cover, electric mobility, waste management and technology-based monitoring. Pollution does not remain confined to any one boundary, and Delhi-NCR’s air quality is affected by several areas; but it is the govt’s responsibility to take the necessary concrete steps to reduce pollution in Delhi. Vehicle fitness testing is being modernised as part of this approach ,” said Gupta. Delhi govt is also strengthening monitoring of Pollution Under Control (PUC) centres. “The enforcement system related to valid PUC certificates would be implemented in Delhi from Oct 1, while…
“The enforcement system related to valid PUC certificates would be implemented in Delhi from Oct 1, while technology-based monitoring of PUC centres would also be undertaken”
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…concrete steps to reduce pollution in Delhi. Vehicle fitness testing is being modernised as part of this approach,” said Gupta. Delhi govt is also strengthening monitoring of Pollution Under Control (PUC) centres. “ The enforcement system related to valid PUC certificates would be implemented in Delhi from Oct 1, while technology-based monitoring of PUC centres would also be undertaken ,” she said. The five-lane ATS, which began operations Saturday, has the capacity to conduct automated fitness tests for one lakh vehicles annually. Of these, 40,000 tests can be carried out for heavy motor vehicles and…
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