Section 139. Power of Central Government to make rules.

What is the purpose of Section 139 of the Motor Vehicles Act?


Section 139 Motor Vehicles Act enables the Central Government to establish rules concerning the movement and operation of motor vehicles internationally, particularly for vehicles entering or leaving India under temporary conditions or for specific transport services under reciprocal agreements.


What are the specific purposes for which the Central Government can make rules under Section 139?


The Central Government may make rules for the following purposes:


How does Section 139 impact international road transport services?


Section 139 facilitates and regulates the services of motor vehicles operating between India and other countries under reciprocal arrangements, particularly for carrying passengers or goods for hire or reward. It covers matters such as conditions for vehicle entry, use, driver and conductor requirements, display of vehicle particulars, use of trailers, exemptions from certain provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act, and other related aspects to ensure smooth international road transport services.


What exemptions or immunities are provided under Section 139?


While rules made under Section 139 provide exemptions from certain provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act, they do not confer immunity from the payment of any tax levied by states on motor vehicles or their users.


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