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I have not yet seen the option to pull emission certificate in Digilocker. | |
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![]() Earlier there was only one each on both sides of road (nr. Nandi Toyota), now they have added two each. That too one of them is three piece pipe setup. First of all that stretch does not need speed breaker, but more reflectors on the edge or rumblers at most. | |
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BHPian Join Date: Nov 2014 Location: KA03/UP80/DL7S
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| ![]() Bangalore is not known as a land of speedbreakers for nothing. We have them in all sizes at all places. Two rubber inserts have come up even on broken Whitefield road around HP petrol pump. We all just love it. |
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| ![]() Man, I was just thinking of the same thing when I came to work today. After a long time, I took the stretch between Benniganahalli and Brigade Metropolis, just to get stuck in a stupid jam because the metro workers had blocked the 1.5 lane road and made it 1 lane near HP petrol bunk. In the middle of all these, I see a board saying 'Metro Work in progress, Go Slow' and a badly laid rubber speed breaker. The country wont progress until common sense is injected as a vaccination to such dimwits. What do they expect? We will rip across the stretch at triple digit speeds? |
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Edit : I checked and see an option to download the emission certificate. You need to provide the vehicle number and it pulls the document Last edited by TorqueyTechie : 7th February 2018 at 10:34. | ||
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Edit: Just saw your update. Thanks for checking this out. They have also made some other updates with needs to be checked out. Last edited by Turbopetrol : 7th February 2018 at 10:55. | |
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BHPian Join Date: May 2008 Location: Bengaluru
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![]() I do not quite understand why they were required in the first place. Now I have to seriously reconsider travelling by ring road. What used to take 40 minutes for the commute, took 1 hour 15 minutes today. Unless they remove these, the map will show Red round the clock. Nobody asked for "Give me Red" ![]() | |
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Metro work has started on bannerghatta road. I saw barricades put up from sagar hospital signal until the spar hypermarket stretch (towards nimhans). Last edited by TorqueyTechie : 7th February 2018 at 13:32. | |
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| ![]() I believe that speed breakers should be built in a way to ensure that traffic is able to negotiate it at the speed that it permitted in that spot. In most cases speed breakers are more of vehicle breakers since they need to be negotiated at, say, 5kph. Unless one is aware of their existence this may result in people braking hard which may result in rear ending. It should be mandatory to have warnings of the existence of speed breakers, multiples of them if the allowed speed in the area is higher. This would give sufficient time for braking. |
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Senior - BHPian Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Bangalore
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Having said that, we do have guidelines for speedbreakers: https://www.scribd.com/doc/41858526/...Speed-Breakers. Anybody's guess what percentage of them in Bangalore and elsewhere are compliant. :-) | |
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BHPian Join Date: Nov 2014 Location: KA03/UP80/DL7S
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| ![]() Agree, but mindless positioning add to the chaos. On a lighter note they are mostly used and positioned as a jamming device than a calming device. Last edited by Rudra Sen : 7th February 2018 at 18:11. Reason: Quote fixed. |
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Senior - BHPian ![]() | ![]() I believe it's raining pretty hard in the Yelahanka area! Any updates from others? |
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| ![]() Obviously speed breakers are meant for reducing speed ![]() Having said that, the only reason I can think of for these kind of speed breakers is that during very less traffic flow (say at midnight), I have seen some vehicles not even bothering to slow down on single speed breakers and jumping over. BBMP considers all possible scenarios ![]() |
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Senior - BHPian Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Bangalore
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