The new order of the Modi government is going to change the bike ride
There will be hand holds on either side of the bike behind the driver’s seat. Its purpose is the safety of the people sitting back. Till now most bikes did not have this facility.
The bike will hold hands behind the driver’s seat
Its purpose is the safety of the people sitting back
In the recent past, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has changed many rules keeping safety in mind. At the same time, some new rules have also been implemented. The ministry’s new guideline is for people riding bikes. Let’s know about it in detail ..
Hand hold behind driver’s seat
According to the ministry’s guideline, both sides of the bike will be hand held behind the driver’s seat. Its purpose is the safety of the people sitting back. Till now most bikes did not have this facility. Along with this, the notch has been made mandatory on both sides for those who sit behind the bike. Apart from this, at least half of the left part of the rear wheel of the bike will be covered securely so that the clothes of those sitting behind do not get tangled in the rear wheel.
Guidelines for putting a light container in the bike
The Ministry has also issued guidelines for putting lighter containers in the bike. The length of this container is 550 mm, width 510 ml and height shall not exceed 500 mm. If the container is placed at the place of the previous ride, only the driver will be approved. Meaning there will be no other riding bike. At the same time, if the person is placed behind the place of the previous ride, the other person will be allowed to sit on the bike. The government will change these rules from time to time.
Let us know that recently the government has also issued a new guideline regarding tires. Under this, a tire pressure monitoring system has been suggested for vehicles up to a maximum weight of 3.5 tons. In this system, the driver gets the information through the sensor, what is the condition of the air in the tire of the vehicle. Along with this, the Ministry has also recommended tire repair kits. After its introduction, the vehicle will not require extra tires.
