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Noida Police Intensify Crackdown On Underage Driving With Heavy Penalties
The Noida Police has issued a stern warning to parents and guardians to prevent the increasing incidents of underage driving. In an official statement released on Tuesday evening, Noida Police highlighted the illegality and danger of minors operating motor vehicles.
Parents or guardians allowing minors to drive without a license will face severe penalties. Fines of up to ₹25,000, possible legal action under Section 125 of the Indian Penal Code, and vehicle registration cancellation for 12 months will be taken.
Additionally, minors caught driving illegally will be barred from obtaining a driving license for 25 years. Strict checks by traffic police have also been ordered across the city to identify and prevent drivers under 18 years of age.
This is being followed to highlight the consequences of ignoring traffic laws and to ensure community safety. The police are planning to raise awareness among residents about this issue. Officials emphasize the importance of parental responsibility in road safety.
Parents must prevent minors from putting themselves and others at risk through unauthorized vehicle operations. The order underlines that under no circumstances should children under 18 drive two-wheelers or four-wheelers and that this is illegal. As the action intensifies, officials urge the crucial role of parents in ensuring road safety.
By preventing minors from driving, parents can help create safer roads and reduce accidents caused by inexperienced drivers. This effort comes amidst several notable accidents involving minors across the country, along with various concerns about adhering to safety and traffic laws.
The police's strict actions are set to create greater awareness and ensure compliance with traffic rules for a safer society. The recent action by Noida police demonstrates their commitment to reducing underage driving incidents.
This will hopefully lead to fewer accidents. By enforcing these strict measures, they believe they can create a safe environment for all road users. This has become a topic of discussion among parents. This law is in effect not only in Noida but across India.
In Tamil Nadu, minors under 18 years of age are prohibited from driving without a license. Remember that parents will be fined if their children drive vehicles. Also, remember that if a minor driving a vehicle is involved in an accident and a fatality occurs, the child's parents will have to go to jail.
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Parents must stop their children from driving on public roads without proper license. Even if they are being trained to drive, they should be trained privately in a safe environment. Share your thoughts in the comments.
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