The Hindu ·
Supreme Court orders curbs on licence renewal, vehicle registration for motorists with unpaid traffic fines
By Aaratrika Bhaumik||5 min read at The Hindu
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not written by The Hindu · not verifiedGenerated October 1, 2026
- The Supreme Court of India has directed state governments to restrict vehicle and licensing services for motorists with outstanding traffic fines, as part of its ongoing supervision of road safety and the Motor Vehicles Act. The Bench expressed frustration over the lack of implementation of previous court orders, demanding compliance from administrative officials and calling for increased use of electronic enforcement and transparency.
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