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Write down the major traffic offences?​

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Answered by mustafamhm
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Answer:

Penalty Old Amount New Amount

Driving without license Rs 500 Rs 5,000

Over-speeding Rs 400 Rs 1000 - Rs 2000 for light motor

vehicle, Rs 2,000 - Rs 4,000 for

medium passenger or goods

vehicles and impounding of driving

license for second/subsequent

offence.

Drunken Driving - Imprisonment up to 6 months

and/or fine up to Rs. 10000 for first

offence and imprisonment up to 2

years and/or fine of Rs. 15000 for

second offence.

Racing and speeding - Imprisonment of up to 1 month

and/or fine up to Rs. 500 for first

offence and imprisonment up to 1

month and/or fine up to Rs. 10000

for second offence.

Driving uninsured vehicle Fine of Rs. 1000

and/or

punishment up to

3 months Rs. 2000 and/or imprisonment up

to 3 months for the first offence and

fine of Rs. 4000 and/or

imprisonment up to 3 months for

the second offence.

Dangerous Driving - Imprisonment of 6 months to 1 year

and/or fine of Rs. 1000- Rs. 5000

for first offence and imprisonment

up to 2 years and/or fine up to Rs.

10000 for second offence.

Causing obstruction

to free flow of traffic Rs 50 Rs. 500

Driving despite

disqualification Rs 500 Rs 10,000

Unauthorised use of

vehicles without license Rs 1,000 Rs 5,000

Driving when mentally or

physically unfit to drive for Rs 200 for first

offense, Rs 500 for

second/subsequent

offense First offence - Rs. 1000 and

second/subsequent offence -

Rs.2000

Taking vehicle without lawful

authority and seizing motor

vehicle by force Rs 500 Rs. 5000

Offences relating to accident - Imprisonment of up to 6 months

and/or fine up to Rs. 5000 for first

offence and imprisonment up to 1

year and/or fine up to Rs. 10000 for

second offence.

Violation of road regulations - Rs 500 to Rs 1,000

Disobedience of orders of

Authority and refusal to

share information Rs 500 Rs 2,000

Traveling without Ticket Rs 200 Rs 500

Penalty for offenses where no

penalty is specifically

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