THE MOTOR VEHICLES ACT , 1988 BARE ACT DIGLOT LATEST EDITION 2025
The Motor Vehicles Act of 1988 is a comprehensive Indian law that regulates all aspects of road transport, including vehicle registration, licensing of drivers and conductors, traffic rules, insurance, and penalties for violations. It aims to ensure road safety, provide compensation for accident victims, and modernize motor vehicle laws.
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Licensing and Registration:
The Act mandates that all drivers must possess a valid driving license and all vehicles must be registered.
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Traffic Regulations:
It outlines rules of the road, including speed limits, lane discipline, and safe driving practices.
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Insurance:
The Act mandates third-party insurance for all vehicles to provide compensation to accident victims.
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Penalties:
It specifies penalties for various traffic violations, ranging from fines to imprisonment, depending on the offense.
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Accident Claims:
The Act provides a framework for accident victims to file claims for compensation and receive relief.
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Vehicle Standards:It includes provisions for vehicle safety standards, including the use of seatbelts, helmets, and child restraints.