All vehicles to have an expiry date soon!

Mad Max · 26th September 2015, 23:12

Would be great if they try this on commercial vehicles. Their heavy use often leads to higher pollution due to improper maintenance. So, let's start with the government run buses. Then the various departments' vehicles, especially the poor Jeeps running around police stations. Finally, the lorries, water tankers and load tempos owned by certain folks. If all that works, you can try to pry my 40 year old Amby from my dead hands.

This is just horsedoo and I hope someone gets to the right side of this and stops this from cartwheeling into the law books.

ritz3645 · 27th September 2015, 00:05

In India the best practices of developed world is copied and implimented. Abroad when one buys or sells a used vehicle, it is a simple process but also involves a safety and emission test of the vehicle. This test is calibrated as per model and age of vehicle. Age is just a number, and the vehicle can only be registered to a new owner after passing the safety and emission test.

In India as well used car sales involve PUC, but implimentation of it is weak.

26th September 2015, 23:12	#31
Mad Max BHPian Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Bangalore Posts: 941 Thanked: 1,448 Times	All vehicles to have an expiry date soon! Would be great if they try this on commercial vehicles. Their heavy use often leads to higher pollution due to improper maintenance. So, let's start with the government run buses. Then the various departments' vehicles, especially the poor Jeeps running around police stations. Finally, the lorries, water tankers and load tempos owned by certain folks. If all that works, you can try to pry my 40 year old Amby from my dead hands. This is just horsedoo and I hope someone gets to the right side of this and stops this from cartwheeling into the law books.
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27th September 2015, 00:05	#32
ritz3645 BHPian Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Traveller Posts: 149 Thanked: 285 Times	Re: All vehicles to have an expiry date soon! In India the best practices of developed world is copied and implimented. Abroad when one buys or sells a used vehicle, it is a simple process but also involves a safety and emission test of the vehicle. This test is calibrated as per model and age of vehicle. Age is just a number, and the vehicle can only be registered to a new owner after passing the safety and emission test. In India as well used car sales involve PUC, but implimentation of it is weak.
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