MSRTC issues new regulations for drivers & conductors to curb accidents
3 weeks, 2 days ago

MSRTC issues new regulations for drivers & conductors to curb accidents

Hindustan Times  

Following a spate of accidents – the latest being the BEST bus accident in Kurla in which seven people died, and the accident at a bus stand in Nashik – the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation has come up with new regulations for drivers and conductors to rein in the number of accidents. Accordingly, it is now mandatory for drivers and conductors to undergo health checkups and mental tests every six months apart from 10 days of training every year. s per the information shared by the MSRTC, the work of preparing the new regulations is in its final stage and these will be implemented in the coming year. As per the information shared by the MSRTC, the work of preparing the new regulations is in its final stage and these will be implemented in the coming year.

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The Hindu  

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