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Kerala's Motor Vehicles Department introduces a hazard perception test from December, the first in India, to assess drivers' ability to anticipate and react to road dangers, aiming to reduce accidents.
Kerala's Motor Vehicles Department will introduce Aadhaar-based OTP verification for 60 services from September 21, streamlining online access and reducing RTO visits by preventing middlemen.
Kerala's Transport Secretary will investigate an auto-rickshaw driver's suicide, following his claims of MVD officials causing his death by denying a fitness certificate. A preliminary report is expected within two days.
Four youngsters were caught trespassing in Wayanad's reserve forest for a social media reel, leading to one's arrest and the seizure of their car.
The Motor Vehicle Department is investigating students allegedly using an ambulance for celebrations. Strict action, including driving classes for the driver, will be taken following a social media complaint.
The Kerala High Court ruled that each unauthorised modification on a Mahindra Thar should incur a separate ₹5,000 fine, not a consolidated one.
Passengers, believed to be students, were captured on camera sitting on the car sunroofs and hanging out of open doors.
Perhaps the most welcoming news for drivers is the restoration of the 30-day grace period for expired licences. Under the original Motor Vehicles Act of 1988, drivers had a 30-day window after their licence expired to renew it without facing penalties or legal issues.
Two Assistant Motor Vehicle Inspectors, previously suspended for penalising a vehicle, have had their suspension revoked and been transferred, with a departmental probe continuing.
Malappuram: The floods took away his pickup jeep eight years ago. Now, a tax demand for the vehicle has come knocking, threatening to take away his land. Yafeer Melethil, a farmer from Odombetta near Chembrassery in Pandikkad, has been served a notice demanding nearly ₹50,000 in vehicle tax arrears
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