Amended Motor Vehicle act for safe mobility

Amended Motor Vehicle act for safe mobility

Motor Vehicle act that with the relevant amendments is now voted to enact and appears a serious step in the context.

Transport Minister Gadkari has a model for the better national policies in consultation with the state transport ministers as reported, the consensus of the committee has been a draft element for the enacted act with few on time changes that were included at the course of finally passing the bill.

The true challenges as always remains with all the new reforms is the curiosity and mental makeup of sharp and meticulous implementation at the grass root. 

In spite of all the model rules, the significance of the amended act shall meet its fate only with the concrete plans and determination of executions notwithstanding the intentional violations and inevitable approaches to wave off or dishonour of the penalization or booking of the respective crimes.

Considering the increased rush, the challenges of managing the traffic has obviously become very important whether in the city or on highways. The need is not only to make people aware but put a brake on their speeding bikes. Imperative is to constantly council youth who tends to speed up the vehicle and are at the high risk of accidents. Drunk driving without dispute is suicidal and risk for the other’s yet the self-realization only may lessen the issues pertaining to this.  

The civic sense off course remains the most important.

Perhaps a concern for the conditions of roads coupled with its maintenance on regular basis may as well be instrumental in bringing down the accidents episodes considerably. However, the same requires the coordination of the concerned departments and timely correction with the team work.

Other aspects that Mr Gadkari has always been mentioning as a limiting factor for the improvements of the road safety is obviously the very modus operandi of the transport offices that undoubtedly needs a different reform and calls for serious introspection, which time being does not show any ray of hopes, yet this is always prudent to be positive for every new changes for changes they say are always for better.

Sunil S Okhade