GURUGRAM: The district administration is giving owners of vehicles and bikes, plying without top safety quantity plates, one last likelihood to fall in line, failing through which they will face motion.
The authorities will organise a two-day camp at Beriwala Bagh, the place the lone government-authorised supplier will are compatible usual registration plates on vehicles flaunting fancy numbers. Heading a highway protection assembly on Monday, deputy commissioner Vinay Pratap Singh observed that a lot of vehicles in the town still didn’t have top safety registration plates — a uniform development of displaying car’s registration quantity all the way through the country.
“Before challans are issued, car owners must be given one last likelihood to get those plates put in,” he added.
Officials stated each the vendor as well as car owners were to be blamed for prolong in getting the usual quantity plates put in. According to them, a car buyer is asked to pay a price (Rs 300) for the quantity plate at the time of registration of the car. Later, the owner is supposed to get the quantity put in from a supplier in Beriwala Bagh positioned close to the Civil Lines.
“Several receipts (of Rs 300) had been issued by way of the RTA, but car owners both didn't visit the vendor to get the plates put in or the vendor delayed the set up,” stated an official.
Sources stated nearly 15,000 quantity plates, which were made but now not put in, were lying with the vendor. The number of vehicles plying with fancy quantity plates could be greater than this, they claimed.
Now, the administration has made up our minds to finish this practice. Considering the top quantity of vehicles with flawed quantity plates, the agency has been asked to set up 10-15 counters for the proposed camp and organize for enough manpower to install plates with none glitch over the weekend.
Further, in line with assets, the government has already prompt dealers and workshops of quite a lot of automotive manufacturers to make arrangements to offer top safety quantity plates along with the vehicles bought.
The authorities will organise a two-day camp at Beriwala Bagh, the place the lone government-authorised supplier will are compatible usual registration plates on vehicles flaunting fancy numbers. Heading a highway protection assembly on Monday, deputy commissioner Vinay Pratap Singh observed that a lot of vehicles in the town still didn’t have top safety registration plates — a uniform development of displaying car’s registration quantity all the way through the country.
“Before challans are issued, car owners must be given one last likelihood to get those plates put in,” he added.
Officials stated each the vendor as well as car owners were to be blamed for prolong in getting the usual quantity plates put in. According to them, a car buyer is asked to pay a price (Rs 300) for the quantity plate at the time of registration of the car. Later, the owner is supposed to get the quantity put in from a supplier in Beriwala Bagh positioned close to the Civil Lines.
“Several receipts (of Rs 300) had been issued by way of the RTA, but car owners both didn't visit the vendor to get the plates put in or the vendor delayed the set up,” stated an official.
Sources stated nearly 15,000 quantity plates, which were made but now not put in, were lying with the vendor. The number of vehicles plying with fancy quantity plates could be greater than this, they claimed.
Now, the administration has made up our minds to finish this practice. Considering the top quantity of vehicles with flawed quantity plates, the agency has been asked to set up 10-15 counters for the proposed camp and organize for enough manpower to install plates with none glitch over the weekend.
Further, in line with assets, the government has already prompt dealers and workshops of quite a lot of automotive manufacturers to make arrangements to offer top safety quantity plates along with the vehicles bought.
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