The Delhi transport department is set to crack down on vehicles that do not display colour-coded stickers indicating their fuel type, officials said on Sunday. According to a public notice, ...

The Delhi transport department is gearing up to penalise the vehicles that do not display colour-coded stickers indicating the fuel type. Non-compliance with the norms will attract penalties of ₹5,000 ...

The Supreme Court on Wednesday deliberated over making hologram-based colour-coded stickers for vehicles mandatory across the country and stressed on the effective implementation of the pollution ...

Delhi vehicle owners without colour-coded fuel stickers will now face penalties, including fines and denied PUC certificates, as enforced by the Delhi Transport Department under the Motor Vehicle Act.

HSRP is now mandatory in Delhi, UP and HP with fines imposed on violation High-security registration plates (HSRP) come with encoded VIN laser and are difficult to tamper. Colour-coded stickers ...

The colour-coded stickers help enforcement personnel visibly identify fuel type of a vehicle during checks on the roads. Vehicles registered prior to April 2019 did not come with these stickers -- ...

As per the order by the court and government, affixation of HSRPs and colour-coded fuel stickers are mandatory in Delhi. The Delhi transport department on Tuesday launched a drive to check vehicles ...

If your car doesn’t have a colour-coded fuel sticker, now is the time to get one or be prepared to face a fine of Rs 5,500. With diesel vehicles that don’t confirm to BS-VI going to be banned from ...

The Delhi Transport Department has reinforced the rule mandating all vehicle owners to display colour-coded fuel stickers on their windscreens.(ANI) The Delhi Transport Department has reinforced the ...

It’s time for Delhites to wake up and smell the coffee. Vehicle owners must now ensure that the colour-coded fuel stickers are visible on their windshields. The Delhi Transport Authority has mandated ...

As Delhi's air quality remains in poor quality, the Transport department of the Delhi government has asked motorists to get colour-coded fuel stickers for their vehicles. The colour-coded stickers ...