Section 112 of MVA : Section 112: Limits Of Speed
MVA
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Explanation using Example
Imagine you are driving your car in a city where the maximum speed limit is 50 km/h, as notified by the Central Government and indicated by traffic signs. According to Section 112(1) of The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, you must not drive your car faster than this speed limit. If you were to drive at 70 km/h, you would be violating the law and could be subject to penalties such as fines or points on your driving license.
Now consider a scenario where there is a particular road near a school zone. The State Government, concerned about...
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