No motor vehicle would be registered unless it is fitted with auto-dipper that complies with the requirements of the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989, a spokesperson of the Transport Department said today.
All two, three and four wheeled motor vehicles which are already registered, would be fitted with auto-dippers, he said.
The auto-dippers should be approved by the Transport Department on the basis of the technology under licence from National Research Development Corporation or a prototype tested by agencies approved by Centre, like Defence Ministry's Vehicle Research and Development Establishment or Automotive Research Associates of India, Pune.
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