If way in road is not given to these vehicles while driving on the road, then a challan of Rs 10,000 will be deducted

Everyone should follow the traffic rules while traveling on the road. Your challan can be deducted for not following the traffic rules. Not only this, those who break traffic rules can also be jailed. However, many times it happens that people are not aware of some rules and they unknowingly violate the traffic rules. This is also a serious matter. Those traveling on the road must be aware of the traffic rules. In such a situation, today we will give information about such a traffic rule for you, for violating which your challan of 10 thousand rupees can be deducted.

Give way to emergency vehicles

This rule is related to giving way to emergency vehicles. According to the existing traffic rules, any motor vehicle driver is required to give way to overtake emergency vehicles i.e. if you see an emergency vehicle on the way, which is behind you, then it should give way to overtake immediately. Failure to do so may result in your challan being deducted. Do not violate this rule. If caught doing so, a fine is certain.

Challan will be deducted under section 194(e) of the amended MV Act

It is mandatory to give way to emergency vehicles like fire engines and ambulances. Under the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Act, 2019, motorists can be fined up to Rs 10,000 for not giving way to emergency vehicles. Challan is deducted under section 194 (e) of the amended MV Act. This section deals with the fine for not giving free passage to the vehicles of emergency services like fire brigade or ambulance on the road.