New Delhi, Nov 14:┬аOwners of BS-III petrol and BS-IV diesel vehicles will be able to take their vehicles out on the roads of Delhi from Monday as the restictions imposed on them in view of rising polltion ended on Sunday.
However, no further order has been issued about continuation of the curbs.
Amid spike in air pollution, the Transport Department of Delhi Government had banned these vehicles till Sunday (November 13). INR vs USD: Rupee Strengthens Further As Dollar Weakens; Stocks Steady Ahead of October Inflation Data.
According to the information, the air quality of Delhi has remained stable for the last few days. This is the reason that no new order has been issued regarding the ban. But the Delhi government says that the entire situation is being monitored. In such a situation, if there is an increase in the AQI level, then a decision can be taken on it further. India International Trade Fair 2022: Delhi Police Issue Traffic Advisory, Ask People To Plan Travel From November 14 to 27; Check Details Here.
Earlier, the Delhi government had banned BS-III petrol and BS-IV diesel vehicles under phase 3 of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP). There was a provision of imposing a fine of Rs 20,000 under the Motor Vehicles Act for driving a vehicle in violation of this rule.
