Kerala MVD to Take Strict Action Against Modified Vehicles
Kerala MVD to take strict action against modified vehicles following High Court directive.
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The Transport Commissioner has instructed MVD officials to penalize illegal vehicle modifications, with a focus on vehicles modified for social media reels and videos.
The Kerala government is trying to make roads safer by stopping people from changing their vehicles in ways that can cause accidents.
Analysis
Kerala High Court Directive
The Kerala High Court has issued a strict directive regarding unsafe vehicle modifications, such as custom lights and wide tyres. The court's order has prompted the Transport Commissioner to instruct MVD officials to take strict action against such modifications.
Modified Vehicles
Vehicle owners who have made modifications must remove them and restore their vehicles to their original condition. They will then need to present their vehicles for re-inspection. The MVD will be conducting special checks on vehicles that have been modified for creating social media reels and videos.
Road Safety
The move is aimed at improving road safety in Kerala. The state has seen a number of accidents caused by modified vehicles, and the government is taking steps to prevent such incidents. The MVD will be working closely with the police to enforce traffic regulations and ensure that vehicles are safe to be on the road.
Key points
- Kerala MVD to take strict action against modified vehicles
- Focus on vehicles modified for social media reels and videos
- Vehicle owners must remove modifications and restore original condition
If this development plays out positively, it could lead to a reduction in road accidents and improved safety for all road users in Kerala.
However, the effectiveness of this measure will depend on how well it is enforced, and there is a risk that some vehicle owners may continue to find ways to circumvent the rules.
