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Central Transport Department Imposes Strict Rules on Online Delivery Companies to Safeguard Delivery Personnel and Public During Festival Periods
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has introduced new guidelines for online delivery firms to curb traffic violations by delivery personnel during festivals.
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has issued new guidelines for online delivery companies to curb traffic rule violations by delivery personnel during festival periods. The guidelines aim to protect delivery boys and the public from the hazards associated with rapid deliveries.
Under the new rules, delivery personnel are prohibited from violating traffic regulations in the name of speed. The central transport department has emphasised that safety must not be compromised for faster deliveries.
The guidelines come as part of a broader effort to ensure road safety during peak traffic periods. Online delivery firms are expected to comply with the new regulations to avoid penalties and to promote responsible delivery practices.
Under the new rules, delivery personnel are prohibited from violating traffic regulations in the name of speed. The central transport department has emphasised that safety must not be compromised for faster deliveries.
The guidelines come as part of a broader effort to ensure road safety during peak traffic periods. Online delivery firms are expected to comply with the new regulations to avoid penalties and to promote responsible delivery practices.