PATNA: The state delivery department is ready to release a drive towards illegal dealers promoting in the community assembled e-rickshaws from Monday.
According to move secretary Sanjay Kumar Agarwal, flying squads, comprising district delivery officers (DTO), motor automobile inspectors (MVI) and enforcement sub-inspectors (ESI), will determine retail outlets promoting unauthorized e-rickshaws in their respective districts.
“Many e-rickshaws are plying on town roads with out valid registration. If the flying squads find a sub-standard e-rickshaw, they will be seized instantly below the Motor Vehicles (MV) Act, 1988,” Agarwal said on Saturday, including dealers, promoting e-rickshaws with out the approval of testing businesses, would be booked.
Transport department sources claimed in the community assembled e-rickshaws weren't fit to ply on roads. “Most e-rickshaw drivers don’t also have licence which is mandatory. They purchase sub-standard vehicles at affordable rates,” Agarwal said and added the campaign would additionally keep an eye on visitors motion.
E-rickshaw driver Saroj Singh said his automobile was better than mini town buses and autorickshaws which emitted black smoke. “If the dep. seizes our e-rickshaws, we can be unemployed. I purchased this automobile after promoting two rickshaws,” he instructed this reporter.
According to move secretary Sanjay Kumar Agarwal, flying squads, comprising district delivery officers (DTO), motor automobile inspectors (MVI) and enforcement sub-inspectors (ESI), will determine retail outlets promoting unauthorized e-rickshaws in their respective districts.
“Many e-rickshaws are plying on town roads with out valid registration. If the flying squads find a sub-standard e-rickshaw, they will be seized instantly below the Motor Vehicles (MV) Act, 1988,” Agarwal said on Saturday, including dealers, promoting e-rickshaws with out the approval of testing businesses, would be booked.
Transport department sources claimed in the community assembled e-rickshaws weren't fit to ply on roads. “Most e-rickshaw drivers don’t also have licence which is mandatory. They purchase sub-standard vehicles at affordable rates,” Agarwal said and added the campaign would additionally keep an eye on visitors motion.
E-rickshaw driver Saroj Singh said his automobile was better than mini town buses and autorickshaws which emitted black smoke. “If the dep. seizes our e-rickshaws, we can be unemployed. I purchased this automobile after promoting two rickshaws,” he instructed this reporter.
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