What does CCTP mean in POLICE

The amount of any applicable fine depends on the violation committed. Generally, a fine between Rs. 100 and Rs. 2000 may be imposed depending on the offense that has been committed. For more details please refer to relevant section of the Motor Vehicle Ordinance 1965.

You must be 18 years or above to apply for a driving license in India. To apply for a learner’s license you will need your full address, date of birth, three passport-size photographs and valid identity documents such as Aadhar Card, PAN Card, Passport etc. You must also take an online test administered by Capital City Traffic Police which includes questions on road safety, vehicle control and traffic signals. Once you clear the test you would be issued a Learner’s License followed by a Permanent Driving License after appearing in a practical test conducted by CCTP at an assigned centre.

Only persons with valid Driving Licenses from relevant local transport authorities can legally drive vehicles in India. Further, persons under 18 years of age are not eligible to apply for any type of Licenses as per The Motor Vehicles Act 1988.

Careless driving means driving carelessly enough that it shows disregard to other people and their property or puts other drivers at risk of injury or death due to negligence on part of driver e.g., exceeding speed limits while overtaking another vehicle or zig-zagging between two vehicles dangerously etc.. Offenders will be fined heavily and may even lose their licenses temporarily according to The Motor Vehicle Ordinance 1965.

Foreign nationals who are staying temporarily in India are allowed to drive only if they possess valid International Driver’s licenses issued from their home country along with Indian visas that permit them to stay for more than 6 months. Further details can be obtained from the Regional Transport Office (RTO).

To appeal against any traffic violation notice issued by CCTP, an appeal form should be filled up through the official website within 15 days from issuance of violation notice and submission fee needs to be paid either online or through bank draft/check/cash payment as mentioned in the form instructions before filing it with CCTP office along with all necessary documents required like copies of vehicle registration certificate, insurance papers etc..

Yes, there are several options available for public transportation within city limits including metro rail systems, buses and app-based cab services operated by both private companies as well as state government organizations like Autorickshaws and Tourist Taxis approved by Capital City Traffic Police (CCTP) depending upon city demographics specific area coverage etc..