
Karnataka’s rule on panic button and tracking device: Only 1,979 out of 6,04,000 vehicles found to be compliant with government mandate
The HinduThe deadlock over installing vehicle location tracking devices and emergency panic buttons in public service vehicles by this November 30 remains unresolved. To enhance safety, the government mandated that all public transport vehicles and those operating under a national permit in Karnataka had to install a vehicle location tracking device and an emergency panic button from last December 1 and the deadline was this November. “Owing to inadequate response from vehicle owners and drivers in installing panic buttons and VLT devices, we plan to launch awareness initiatives throughout the State,” the official added. The government should urgently address this cost issue.” Transport Minister Ramalinga Reddy said: “We have been raising awareness about the installation of VLT devices and panic buttons to ensure passenger safety.
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