Hey Babu, don’t be a warrior, wear a helmet.

Helmet Wearing Rules: If you are driving a two-wheeler on the road, do not be a warrior. Keep all your personal protective equipment with you and wear a proper helmet. Do you know that despite wearing a helmet, the traffic police can issue you a challan and you may get into trouble unnecessarily. You should know that the traffic rule in the country has been made such that if you go out of the house wearing a helmet and it is not in proper shape or you are not wearing it properly, then the traffic police will fine you at least Rs 2000. Can issue challan of Rs. This rule has been brought only to crack down on those who wear helmets indiscriminately. Come, let us know.

Amendment in Motor Vehicles Act

The government has recently amended the Motor Vehicles Act to reduce road accidents in India and ensure compliance with traffic rules. According to the new rule, if a person is wearing a helmet in a criss-cross manner on a two-wheeler or is wearing a helmet but has not tightened its strap, then action is certain to be taken against him. Not only this, if someone is wearing a helmet without a mirror or the helmet glass is rolled up, then in such a situation also he will have to face traffic police action.

This is how the challan will be deducted

According to traffic rules, two-wheeler drivers are required to wear helmets for safety. Therefore, wearing a helmet while riding a bike or scooter has been made mandatory. However, many people wear helmets only for the sake of convenience. The central government has banned duplicate helmets without BIS and ISI marks. This means that selling and buying these helmets is a legal offense. Not only this, if you are wearing a helmet with ISI mark and brand, but have not worn its strap, then a challan can be issued. It is believed that you are not wearing the helmet properly. Apart from this, if the helmet is broken or its face glass is uprooted, the traffic police can issue a challan. Many people ride a bike in summer with a helmet hanging over their head, even doing so can result in a fine. Not only this, if you are wearing a very small helmet reaching till the ears, then challan will be issued. However, there is a ban on the sale of such helmets.

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how to wear helmet

Two-wheeler drivers are always instructed by the traffic police that the helmet should always be branded. One should buy a helmet which has a guarantee or warranty. If the company is not giving you warranty on the helmet, then you should not buy it. While buying a helmet, also check its ISI mark. Buy a helmet that fits your head perfectly. If the helmet is too loose, it may come off your head during an accident. While wearing a helmet, do not forget to wear its buckle strap. By applying the strap the helmet does not come off your head. If the glass of the helmet is broken or dirty, get it replaced. It turns out quite cheap. At the same time, if you are using a broken helmet, then avoid doing so. Always keep in mind to wear a good helmet.

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