Section 146 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, makes it mandatory to have at least third-party insurance for a motor vehicle.
A is driving a car which has neither a comprehensive nor a third-party insurance. B, a police officer, stops the car in a routine check. A could not produce insurance documents. In this situation - (A) B cannot take action against A as not having a car insurance is not illegal - (B) B can take action against A as not having a car insurance is illegal - (C) B cannot take action against A if it is his first offence - (D) B cannot take action against A if it is his first offence, but B will compulsorily counsel A on the benefits of having a car insurance
Asked in EI GS T&TR Transport Deptt 2702 2025 · Topic: The Parliamentary Act (Legislative Procedures (Ordinary, Money, Financial, Constitutional Amendment Bills))
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