Summary
The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 is a comprehensive law that governs road safety and traffic regulations in India. The Act covers a wide range of topics, including vehicle registration and licensing, rules of the road, traffic violations and penalties, and insurance requirements for vehicles. The Act aims to promote safety on Indian roads and ensure that vehicles are maintained and operated in a responsible manner. It also establishes a framework for addressing accidents and enforcing traffic laws through the establishment of tribunals and courts. The Act has undergone several amendments over the years to keep up with changing transportation needs and technologies, and to address emerging safety concerns.
