How much punishment is there for driving a car without a number plate? Know all the rules and regulations

Driving a Vehicle Without a Number Plate: Driving a car without a number plate is a legal offense. There can be a heavy fine for this. At the same time, the car can also be confiscated. Know what other action can be taken for breaking the rules.

Indian cricket team's rising star Akashdeep has recently returned after playing a Test series against England. As soon as he returned from England, Akashdeep bought a new Toyota Fortuner car. Whose pictures were also seen on social media. But before Akashdeep could drive the car, the Transport Department stopped him under sections 39, 41 (6), and 207 of the Motor Vehicles Act 1988. Because there was no number plate on his car.

Let us tell you that rules have been made in India regarding driving on the roads. Under these rules, you cannot drive without a number plate. Action can be taken against you for doing this, and you may also have to pay a fine. Know what the rules are regarding this.

Driving a vehicle without a number plate is illegal

Driving a vehicle on the road without a number plate is a violation of the law made under the Motor Vehicle Act. The traffic police considers it a serious violation. Because the number plate is the identity of the vehicle. If someone is caught driving a vehicle without a number plate. Then a challan is issued against him under the Motor Vehicle Act.

A heavy fine is levied on this and in many cases the vehicle can also be confiscated. The rules clearly state that every vehicle should have a clean, readable and standard number plate. That is, if the number plate is not installed due to negligence or for show-off, then it will have a direct impact on the pocket and one will have to face trouble.

This can be the punishment

If someone is found driving a vehicle without a number plate. Then Section 39 and Section 192 of the Motor Vehicle Act, 1988 apply to him. Section 39 says that no vehicle can run on public roads without a registration number. If someone does this, action is taken under Section 192. There is a provision of fine up to Rs 5000 and seizure of the vehicle if caught for the first time. If the mistake is repeated, the fine can increase to Rs 10000 and the punishment can be jail as well. Therefore, special attention should be paid to these things.