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Q: What are the prices for different types of forms supplied under the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989, and the Delhi Motor Vehicle Rules in Delhi?

According to the Central Motor Vehicle Rules, 1989 :
Forms supplied to the public that are not in booklet form are priced at Rs. 62 each.
Forms that are in the shape of a booklet are priced at Rs. 63 each.

Q: Who heads the Motor Vehicles Department for the National Capital Territory of Delhi?

The Motor Vehicles Department for the National Capital Territory of Delhi is headed by the Commissioner.

Q: What are the powers and controls related to officers of the Motor Vehicles Department under the Motor Vehicle Act, 1988 in Delhi?

1. 1. Delegation of Powers: The State Government may delegate powers under the Act and its rules to various individuals, who must perform their duties diligently.
2. 2. Overall Control: All authorities and empowered individuals are under the overall control of the Commissioner.
3. 3. Commissioner's Powers: The Commissioner has powers equivalent to a Commissioner of Police under the Motor Vehicle Act, 1988.
4. 4. Joint Directors and Deputy Directors: Joint Directors (Transport) and Deputy Directors (Transport) have powers equivalent to Deputy Commissioner of Police.
5. 5. Other Gazetted Officers: Other Gazetted officers have powers equivalent to Assistant Commissioner of Police.
6. 6. Inspectors: Inspectors have powers equivalent to Inspector of Police.
7. 7. Other Checking Staff: Other checking staff have powers corresponding to ranks in the Delhi Police.

Q: What authority do police officers or appointed officers have regarding vehicles used in contravention of the Motor Vehicle Act in Delhi?

Police officers or appointed officers not below the rank of Assistant Sub-Inspector can seize and detain a vehicle if they believe it is being used in violation of specific sections of the Motor Vehicle Act or without the required permit.
The vehicle must be kept in safe custody at a designated place, and a receipt must be issued to the owner or person in charge of the vehicle.

Q: What are the conditions for releasing a seized or detained vehicle in Delhi?

The vehicle can be released within ten days of its seizure or detention after fulfilling legal requirements and obtaining approval from the competent authority.
If the vehicle is not released within this period, rental charges of Rs. 100 per day, up to a maximum of Rs. 1,000, will be applied from the end of the ten-day period.

Q: What are the uniform requirements for different officers in the Transport Department in Delhi?

• 1. Enforcement Officer: Uniform similar to that of the Assistant Commissioner of Police.
• 2. Pollution Level Test Inspector, Motor Vehicle Inspector, Headquarter Inspector, Inspector Enforcement: Uniform similar to that of the Inspector of Delhi Police.
• 3. Driving Test Inspector, Road Safety Inspector, Driving Inspector, Sub-Inspector (Enforcement): Uniform similar to that of the Sub-Inspector of Delhi Police.
• 4. Assistant Sub-Inspector (Enforcement), Head Constable, Constable: Uniform similar to that of the Assistant Sub-Inspector, Head Constable, and Constable in the Delhi Police, respectively.

All officers and staff must have stars on their uniforms as prescribed, with the badge bearing the letters “D.T” instead of “D.P”.

Q: Can the State Government make regulations regarding the Delhi Motor Vehicles Rules, 1993 in Delhi?

Yes, the State Government may make regulations by order published in the Official Gazette for carrying into effect the provisions of the Delhi Motor Vehicles Rules, 1993.
These regulations must be consistent with the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989, and the Delhi Motor Vehicles Rules, 1993.

Q: What happens to the Delhi Motor Vehicles Rules, 1940 when the new rules come into force in Delhi?

The Delhi Motor Vehicles Rules, 1940 will be repealed when the new rules come into force. However, the repeal does not affect:

• 1. The previous operation of the rules or anything done under them.
• 2. Any right, privilege, obligation, or liability acquired or incurred under the repealed rules.
• 3. Any penalty, forfeiture, or punishment related to offences committed against the repealed rules.
• 4. Any ongoing investigation, legal proceeding, or remedy related to such rights, privileges, obligations, or penalties, which can be continued or enforced as if the rules had not been repealed.

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