Rear-view mirror and use of indicators must for two-wheeler riders
The Hindu
Traffic police will penalise motorists for non-compliance
Bengaluru City Traffic Police have announced that they will start penalising owners of two-wheelers for not installing rear-view mirrors and not using indicators while changing lanes and taking deviations. The fine for each offence is ₹500. Most of the accidents in the city involve two-wheelers. Police officials hope that the fine will serve as a deterrent to motorists. “A study of the accidents involving two-wheelers and the casualties caused in the city has revealed three major causes — not using rear-view mirror, indicator, and not wearing helmet,” said B.R. Ravikanthe Gowda, Joint Commissioner, Traffic, Bengaluru, in a statement on Friday.
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