New Traffic Rule: These rules will apply on the back seat of the car and on the bike

If you are thinking to visit Delhi, the capital of the country from your vehicle. So it is very important for you to know these traffic rules, because the Delhi government has implemented new traffic rules for driving cars and bikes. If you do not follow, then you may have to pay a fine ranging from 500 to one thousand rupees. Let us know about the new traffic rule implemented in Delhi.

If you break the rule of putting seat belt on the back seat of the car, then you will have to pay 1000 rupees. At the same time, if you do not get a side mirror in your bike, then you will have to pay a fine of 500 rupees.

Rules for back seat of car:

If you are traveling in Delhi with your car, then you must make sure that the person sitting on the back seat of your car has a seat belt or not, because traffic rules have changed in Delhi since Friday. Under which, if the person sitting on the back seat in your car does not put a seat belt, then you may have to pay fine. In this regard, the Delhi Traffic Police said that often due to small mistake, a big injury occurs in the accident. Therefore, in Delhi, now the person sitting on the back seat of the car will also have to wear the seat belt, so that he does not get serious injury during the accident.

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This rule is applicable for the bike- According to Delhi Traffic Police, side mirrors have now been made necessary in the bike. If a person is caught on a bike without side mirrors, then he has to pay fine. At the same time, Delhi Traffic Police said that both these rules already exist in the Motor Vehicle Act 1988 and the Central Motor Vehicle Act 1989, which are being implemented recently.

will be given  if you break the rules Fine – If you break the rule of putting belt on the back seat of the car, then you will have to pay 1000 rupees. At the same time, if you do not get a side mirror in your bike, then you will have to pay a fine of 500 rupees.