The government has introduced a new measure to curb underage driving, with vehicles driven by underage drivers to be impounded. Motorists and motorcycle riders with learner permits or expired licences will face fines of Rs5,000 and Rs2,000 respectively. The new rules aim to reduce accidents caused by underage drivers and encourage young drivers to follow traffic rules. The government hopes that the new measures will improve road safety and reduce the number of accidents. The fines and impoundment are part of a broader effort to enforce licensing laws and prevent underage driving.
The government has introduced a new measure to curb underage driving. Underage drivers' vehicles will be impounded.
Motorists driving cars with learner permits or expired licences will face a fine of Rs5,000.
Motorcycle riders with learner permits or expired licences will face a fine of Rs2,000.
The new rules aim to reduce the number of accidents caused by underage drivers.
The government hopes that the new measures will encourage young drivers to follow traffic rules and regulations.
Underage drivers face fines and vehicle impoundment
