High Decibel horns fitted on two wheelers
A post was created by me on 3.9.2019 on the above subject. Today Times of India carried a news in their Magazine section
Page 8 that People are Leaving their Pressure Horns at our Shops claimed by owner of Car accessories shop at Karol Bagh. The Motor Vehicle Act is amended & carries a fine of Rs.1000/-. Thanks to Local Circles Manager for prompt action on the above issue & hope they will also be acting on the manufacturing level of the above horns. more
Page 8 that People are Leaving their Pressure Horns at our Shops claimed by owner of Car accessories shop at Karol Bagh. The Motor Vehicle Act is amended & carries a fine of Rs.1000/-. Thanks to Local Circles Manager for prompt action on the above issue & hope they will also be acting on the manufacturing level of the above horns. more
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Now Police dept has to pull up the socks and ensure its implementation.In Mumbai there are some rich spoiled brat who will not bother for the inconvience caused to Senior Citizens.Specially Back Road of Lokhandwala Complex Andheri West is one of the area. more
Sep 11
The High Decibel horns fitted on two and four wheeler vehicles should be taken out immediately. Apart from that the high power lights fitted in two and four wheeler vehicles are causing inconvenience in driving by elder and should be removed. more
Sep 08
True. Both the glaring lights from the front and screeching horns from behind put lot of pressure on the drivers of 2 wheelers and small 4 wheel vehicles. In that state many end up taking wrong decisions resulting in injury or death. The damage to the vehicle is additional. The sadistic pleasure the luxury bus drivers get in harassing ordinary citizens is an every day observation. more
Sep 07
It is a good development. One more area where implementation is needed is penalising use of very powerful high beam headlight, which blinds drivers of two-wheeler and short-height vehicle drivers. During momentary blindness they end up in accidents, sometimes hitting pedestrians and others. more
Sep 07
it is not the fault of the power of the head lights but those driving the vehicles from both sides. As per traffic rules, during night driving of vehicles in cities and/or in any localities the head lamps need to be kept in dipper position. Similarly, while two vehicles are passing through from opposite sides, the lights require to be positioned on dipper. But neither majority of the drivers of motor vehicles and the traffic police are aware of this rule nor they bother to comply with. They do not even bother for the fatal accidents that may cause because of such negligence. more
Sep 08
