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This is an archive article published on June 17, 2015

Helmet compulsory for two-wheeler riders in Tamil Nadu from July 1

On June 8, the Madras High Court observed that it was disheartening to note that a number of precious lives were lost due to non-wearing of protective headgear and made wearing of helmets compulsory.

tamil nadu, tamil nadu news, helmet compulsory, motor vehicle act, two wheeler helmet compulsory, tamil nadu transport government, india news It was in July 1998 when the Delhi government had made wearing helmets mandatory for all pillion riders.

Tamil Nadu government today announced that wearing of helmet by motorists will be compulsory from July 1, with violators facing the risk of their vehicle documents being impounded.

“This is to inform the public that wearing of helmet by two-wheeler driver and rider is compulsory from 01.07.2015, failing which, all the documents of the two-wheeler including the driving licence of the driver shall be impounded under section 206 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988,” a government release said.

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The impounded documents would be released only on production of new ISI certified helmet with purchase receipt, it added.

On June 8, the Madras High Court observed that it was disheartening to note that a number of precious lives were lost due to non-wearing of protective headgear and made wearing of helmets compulsory.

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