Section 190 of MVA : Section 190: Using Vehicle In Unsafe Condition

Explanation using Example

Imagine John, a truck owner, who decides to drive his vehicle to deliver goods despite knowing that the brakes are not functioning properly. While driving through a crowded market area, he is unable to stop at a red light due to the faulty brakes, leading to a minor collision with another vehicle. Luckily, no one is injured, but the other vehicle sustains some damage.

Under Section 190(1) of The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, John could be fined 1,500 rupees for driving a vehicle with a known defect that could cause danger. However, because his actions resulted in damage to property, he could also face imprisonment for up to three months, a ...

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