Section 2 of MVA : Section 2: Definitions

Explanation using Example

Example Application of The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 - Section 2:

John owns a minibus that has been adapted with special equipment to accommodate his disability. This minibus is considered an "adapted vehicle" under the Act, as it has been modified for his specific use.

Sarah uses a mobile app to book rides from her home to the office. The service provided by the app is an "aggregator" as it connects her with drivers for transportation purposes.

A new traffic regulation has been introduced in the state, specifying that heavy commercial vehicles cannot enter certain parts of the city. The "area" of this regulation is clearly defined by the State Government in an official notification.

Mike's trucking company uses large vehicles that tow additional cargo sections. These vehicles are known as "articulated vehicles" because they consist of a front truck (motor vehicle) and a connected semitrailer.

Rachel was stopped at a weighbridge, and the officials measured her truck's "axle weight" to ensure it complies with road safety regulations.

Alex just bought a new car and received a "certificate of registration" from the transport department, confirming his vehicle is registered as per the Act.

After being found guilty of a traffic violation, David is ordered to perform "community service" instead of paying a fine, which involves unpaid work for the benefit of the community.