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Center Owned by Daily Thanthi Group57 pc Delhi-NCR residents feel non-BS VI vehicle entry restrictions poorly enforced: Study
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A study found that about 57 percent of Delhi‑NCR residents rate the enforcement of restrictions on non‑BS VI vehicle entry to the national capital as “poor” or “very poor”. Respondents cited inadequate planning, traffic congestion and lack of advance communication as reasons. The curbs apply to BS‑III and BS‑IV private cars as well as commercial vehicles, while CNG, electric and essential‑service vehicles are exempted. No further details about the survey methodology or its sponsor were provided.
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The curbs cover BS-III and BS-IV private cars as well as commercial vehicles, while CNG, electric and essential-service vehicles have been exempted.
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NEW DELHI : Around 57 per cent of Delhi-NCR residents rated the enforcement of restrictions on entry of non-BS VI vehicles to the national capital as "poor" or "very poor" during a survey, citing inadequate planning, traffic congestion and lack of advance communication. The survey conducted by…
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NEW DELHI : Around 57 per cent of Delhi-NCR residents rated the enforcement of restrictions on entry of non-BS VI vehicles to the national capital as "poor" or "very poor" during a survey, citing inadequate planning, traffic congestion and lack of advance communication. The survey conducted by…
