The Kerala Motor Vehicles Department (MVD) has announced that driving licences of motorists who violate zebra-crossing rules will now be cancelled. The decision comes after an alarming surge in pedestrian fatalities this year, prompting authorities to enforce stricter road-safety measures. According to the new directive, drivers must stop at least three metres before a zebra Read More…
The Kerala Motor Vehicles Department (MVD) has uncovered a suspected fraud ring involved in illegally re-registering vehicles that had already been officially scrapped by the State government. The shocking discovery suggests that several condemned vehicles, previously deemed unfit for use and removed from records, were fraudulently brought back onto the roads. The MVD highlighted the Read More…
Thiruvananthapuram: The Motor Vehicles Department (MVD) has firmly denied viral social media claims that e-challans are being scrapped. Calling the reports “fake and misleading,” officials clarified that all challans remain valid and enforceable. The department stressed that even violations by its own vehicles are penalized, underscoring its zero-tolerance approach. Importantly, once issued, an e-challan can Read More…
Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala is set to take a major step in road safety by making blind-spot mirrors compulsory for all heavy vehicles—including buses, lorries, and school buses—from November 1. To support this move, the Motor Vehicles Department (MVD) will launch a state-wide driver training and awareness campaign. Blind-spot mirrors are designed to cover critical visibility gaps Read More…